DaBaby Tries To Brush Off Questlove By Claiming He Doesn't Know Him. It Backfires.
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The rapper didn't appreciate the hip-hop legend calling out his recent homophobic and sexist remarks, but didn't have the comeback he thought he did.
DaBaby’s attempt to dismiss Questlove quickly backfired. The legendary drummer for The Roots publicly condemned DaBaby for the rapper’s recent homophobic, sexist and derogatory remarks at the Rolling Loud festival in Miami last weekend. Questlove called the comments “morally wrong” in a lengthy Instagram post Thursday. DaBaby responded Thursday evening, claiming in posts on his Instagram stories that he didn’t know who Questlove was, Billboard reported.
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