Young Thug Told T.I How He Paid To Get Lil Baby Famous

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Young Thug has goodies that made his rise to fame affinity. His a successful rap who can’t resist tributes his owe for collection of fellow celebraties and stuffs he does that flipped over widespread famous.

Same this year Lil Baby’s sister recalled how the rapper utilized was able to change  $60 into $100,000 after being released from prison. And to give you a hint, it wasn’t through stocks and bonds but a dice game.

Lil Baby later confirmed dice game helped his life, at that moments Young Thug was an activist urging him for good, probably he did figured gaming isn’t Lil Baby’s calling. Thug explored interest paying him to leave the hood to launch of his rap career.

Lil Baby confirmed Young Thug inducted him with idea of knowing real talent and that was last year he said:

Young Thug, he gave me all the jewels,” Baby revealed. “He literally paid me to leave the neighborhood. [He said], ‘Bruh, you can rap, you got it. You could be next. You gotta leave the ’hood… I’ma pay you to come to the studio.'”

Young Thug isn’t mostly know of this kindness although his kind might be unbeknownst to most folks, not Lil Baby. The CEO of Young Stoner Life Records, also stepped forward and shared how his helping hands blessed The Bigger Picture rapper. During recent episode of T.I Expeditiously podcast, Young Thug said he pushed Lil Baby to redirect his attention from the streets to music.

During there interview, Young Thug said Lil Baby didn’t know who he was just T.I reminded Young Thug about Lil Baby said about him last year:

“Lil Baby went on record in saying that you used to pay him just to focus on rap?” To that, Thug replied, “That nigga didn’t know who he was.”

Thugger continued: “I used to read that young nigga’s captions and shit on his pictures and I’m calling that nigga like, ‘Bruh, you know you can rap. You trippin’.’ He in jail like, ‘Bruh, I’ma goddamn get out, I’ma goddam get me some money, get me a bag and do what I need to do.'” watch below.

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