DaBaby Jokes About Being Canceled in "Whole Lotta Money (Freestyle)" Video

DaBaby addressed the public's perception of him in his latest freestyle, also paying homage to BIA and pulling out a box of tissues to fake-cry.

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Just days after hitting the Summer Jam stage and addressing his homophobic comments in person for a stadium, DaBaby has decided to share some more thoughts on wax. 

On Tuesday, DaBaby literally pulled out the tissues and took things further by dropping his “Whole Lotta Money (Freestyle),” paying homage and referencing BIA and Sandy Cheeks while joking about being canceled since his rant at Rolling Loud Miami. 

“Yeah, whole lotta n***as with Glocks and pistols/Whole lotta hundreds in knots, they Crip blue,” DaBaby raps in the opening bars as he fake cries. “N***as think I’m somewhere cryin’ with tissues/Certified, internet or not, I’ll get with you.”

When the camera pans to DaBaby crying, the words “Starring DaBaby cancelled ass” appear next to him, poking even more fun at the public’s current perception of the rapper. 

Per the song’s title, DaBaby keeps his focus on his wealth throughout, rapping about getting a nine-acre estate in 2019, earning eight figures in 2020, and running “laps around all of these n***as just like Sha’Carri Richardson.”

Of course, the clip includes footage from Baby’s Summer Jam set, which he opened this weekend with a pre-recorded video showing love to Hot 97 and again explaining he never meant to upset anyone with his comments. He went on to speak further about the situation before jumping into “Cry Baby.”

“Check this out,” he said. “Other than the people that, you know, was truly offended, I feel like the rest of y’all motherfuckers being cry babies.”

Summer Jam was one of the few events that didn’t pull DaBaby from their lineup following his controversy, with another being the upcoming Boosie Bash. Boosie Badazz—who hit up the Breakfast Club this week to discuss his own homophobic comments—has defended DaBaby’s comments several times.

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