Lil Baby has responded to comments Logan Paul made about his music, after a year-old clip from his podcast resurfaced recently.
“Lil Baby, he’ll pop up on my Spotify… I’m scrolling through, and I fucking can’t get away from Lil Baby songs,” Paul said on a past episode of his podcast, Impaulsive. “I’m all for the new artists, but this one in particular I have no idea what he’s saying. I have none. And it all sounds the same, his tone is the same it’s all the same. I give him a year.”
He made the comments while discussing modern music with his co-hosts, during which he also suggested music is “so saturated” now. For what it’s worth, the conversation regarding Lil Baby happened not too long after the release of his 2020 album My Turn, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart. Just last month, Lil Baby released his collaborative album with Lil Durk, The Voice of the Heroes, which also ultimately debuted at No. 1 on the same chart.
Baby eventually caught wind of the clip, and took to Twitter to respond. “Logan who?” he tweeted. “More like give em a year to have 100ms.”
Paul meanwhile, is no stranger to trash-talking. He landed himself in hot water as recently as last month, when he suggested he could take on boxing legend Mike Tyson. While speaking on, once again, his podcast, Paul suggested he had the confidence to take on Iron Mike because he survived eight rounds in the ring with Floyd Mayweather.
“Someone mentioned Mike Tyson,” he said when discussing his next potential opponent. “My lawyer mentioned it and he’s like, ‘Nah, Tyson will rip your head off, you don’t stand a chance.’ I’m like, ‘I just went through all this. You can’t tell me I can’t beat Mike Tyson. He’s old, old.’” Tyson has said in the past that he’s not interested in fighting Logan or his brother Jake Paul.
After Baby’s response, Paul took to Twitter and admitted that he was wrong about the rapper.
“I was wrong about Lil Baby,” he tweeted.
In other Lil Baby news, the rapper announced just last month that he will be heading out on tour with his The Voice of the Heroes collaborator Lil Durk this Fall. The 23-date tour will kick off on Sept. 1 at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, MA, and will conclude on Oct. 15 at the iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, Florida.
