Da Baby has become arguably one the hottest rapper in the game coming into 2020 and started
off the year on the wrong foot with new charges out in Miami.
This isn't his first time Da Baby has been busted by the cops, nor his first time behind
bars.
In fact the dude even killed a man inside a Wal Mart... don't fret all charges were
dropped and the shooting was deemed as self defence.
I guess we know how Da Baby;s stance on American gun laws.
At the time of this recording Da Baby's recent arrest and words inside the court room have
gone viral.
Whose got a quarter million just sitting in a bag...
Damn!
Da Baby stole $80 bucks of a promoter who failed to pay him for his most recent stint
in jail but as I said this wasn't his first time locked up behind bars.
We could do a Before They Were Famous on Da Baby and I'm sure we will make an Epic in
the future but today I wanted to try something a little different.
We are gonna take a look at Da Baby's history of trouble with the law.
The dude seems like a good kid, the ladies love as do the broskis but after doing all
this research it's fair to say that Da Baby can be all smiles one minute but if you clown
him he goes Bahd Babie real fast....
Aright, let's get into this video.
Da Baby was born Jonathan Lyndale Kirk on December 22, 1991 in Cleveland, Ohio but moved
to Charlotte when he was 6 years old.
Growing up, he was the baby of the family...
With two older brothers he was raised by his mom while his dad traveled the country working
for the army.
Dad stayed in the picture and he would see him over the summer.
In Da Baby's interview with Nardwaur we found out that the apple didn't fall far from the
tree with Da Baby revealing that he was actually raised by robbers.
At 5 years old he knew that he wanted to make a million dollars, stay in a mansion and never
have to work a 9-5 but how you gonna do that in Charlotte, North Carolina?
Da Baby spent time on the streets making money by 17 but knew it was never the lifestyle
that he wanted to pursue.
The kid did well for himself husteling, he bought himself a conco and two cars before
he was 22 and then sold it all taking a big gamble on himself to become a rap super star.
The average house price for a Condo in North Carolina is around ...
A quarter million dollars so dude had definitely made some moves building up his net worth
and of course this would come with a few run ins with the law.
On June 15th 2013.
Da Baby was caught in possession of half an ounce of marijuana and carrying a concealed
weapon.
He was released on $500 bail.
He got booked again a couple of times in 2016 for a misdemeanour in weed possession, possession
of a firearm and was arrested for driving with a fake license.
In early 2016, Baby Jesus which he was known as at the time.
He headed on his first tour throughout America with his friends.
On that tour, Baby had a little run in with the police....
Ironically enough while trying to shoot a music video at a local Walmart.
He ended up doing 8 hours in Virginia before getting out but this wouldn't be his last
Wal Mart with a fatal shooting that happened in 2018.
He explained to his fans his side of
the story.
Essentially what happened was two men approached him while he was with his baby mama and two
kids.
An altercation broke out, these other dudes were packing and Da Baby did what he had to
do to protect his family.
This altercation resulted in the death of one person.
Da Baby pleaded self defence and after reviewing security footage the courts agreed.
initial gun-related charge was dismissed, he was found guilty of a concealed weapon
charge and received one year of unsupervised probation.
The next year he would be a XXL Freshman and his career would sky rocket but so would the
fandom which resulted in a few situations, most notable the dude at the Louis Vutton
store.
The best part is how this mans pants fell down....
He got arrested after getting off stage in his native Charlotte in 2019 and this one
made the news.
So that's what mainstream news had to say about the incident but more behind the scenes
footage had him talking about being targeted by
the police.
He also took to Twitter to explain his side of things: Someone died last night while the
police department wasting resources and officers to harass me in attempt to make a bad example
out of me.
When in reality, i’m the most positive example the city of Charlotte got.
Especially for anybody in the streets of Charlotte and the KIDS.
2020 is when things got extra wild for Da Baby.
At the Dallas Airport he was seen getting into a scrap with someone in a Bagel shop.
It's actually a shame, the man had spent that day doing a toy drive giving gifts to hundreds
of kids.
The last thing you ever want is your own city to do you bad.. you ain't see Drake getting
locked up here in Toronto.
Although he did cut the Toronto Chair Girl from his video.
Anyway, let's get to Da Baby's most recent arrest.
DaBaby was owed $30,000 for a performance but the promoter showed up with only $20k,
so DaBaby's crew allegedly pounced on him, stole $80, a credit card and an iPhone 7.
He spent 48 hours behind bars and when he got out made a few posts that read.
Please stop talking to me about that weak ass 48 hours I spent in jail and that failed
attempt to break my spirit & interupt the path I'm taking to my god given success.
Don't allow yourself to be mislead by Janky Promoters and lazy ass grown men itcjing for
the opportunity to file a lawsuit that they won't win.
I remain compsied and focused knowing allegations made without honesty and intergrity will never
be honored by the most high.
Please be reminded that sucka ass situations like there arent worthy of your time or attention.
Don't allow yourself to become lost in the sauce or misinformed by the media.
I encourage you all to kick back relax and prepare yourselves for this new wave of music
and entertainment I have prepared for you all.
So there you have it.
Let's hope this is the end of his time incarcerated.
I personally could picture Da Baby transitioning over into film and being an all around super
star.
So let's hope he stays outta trouble.
As for the rest of the story.
Well I'm gonna wrap this one up here – because this is Before They Were Famous.
Or Legal History.
Or whatever the hell it is we tiltled this video.