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While Lil Baby's new album blares loudly in the living room, the Atlanta-born rapper stands in the kitchen of his $20 million Bel Air home singing to his son, who dances along on FaceTime.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- While Lil Baby's new album blares loudly in the living room, the Atlanta-born rapper stands in the kitchen of his $20 million Bel Air
Lil Baby is normally a man of few words outside of his music, but the Grammy winner has opened up in an interview with The Associated Press. In a wide-ranging discussion, Lil Baby talks about decriminalizing rap lyrics, his friends Young Thug and Gunna who are currently locked up in a RICO criminal case and his third studio album “It’s Only Me,” which releases Friday. He spoke to AP at his $20-million home in the neighborhood of Bel-Air, one the most exclusive communities in the U.S. He's come a long way from being a high school dropout and locked up in prison several years ago. Now...
A cultural analyst says New York University's decision to side with a handful of students over a world-renowned professor sets a concerning precedent.
Hip-hop artist Bun B will be speaking in Grand Rapids about his life and career. “Trill Talk: Small City, Big Dreams” will be held on October 13 at 7 p.m.