The rapper also said he prefers to resolve disagreements with fellow Atlanta artists in person, not online.
In a New York Times Popcast interview, Lil Baby said he has never considered his career to be in a slump. He also explained why he avoids public disputes with other Atlanta rappers.
Author: Робот Source: XXL Magazine
Lil Baby said he has never experienced a slump in his career during an interview with The New York Times’ weekly Popcast show on Thursday, Oct. 29.
He said having a hit does not change his level as an artist, adding that he was already performing shows before releasing “Dead Fresh.”
The rapper also spoke about his relationships with other artists in Atlanta. He said they may not like one another but prefer to keep things civil in public.
If they have a problem, they can deal with it in person rather than on the internet, Lil Baby said. Public disputes, he added, make the city as a whole look bad.
Source: XXL Magazine
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