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DaBaby gives gifts, household items to more than 200 kids at âBillion Dollar Baby Christmasâ in Charlotte
DaBaby Christmas toy giveaway By Andrew Barnett | December 24, 2020 at 1:18 PM EST - Updated December 24 at 11:53 PM
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Charlotte native and four-time Grammy-nominated artist DaBaby gifted more than 200 children with toys and household items at his second annual âBillion Dollar Baby Christmasâ in Charlotte.
DaBaby is one of the biggest music acts in the world with chart-topping singles and albums, but he continuously comes back to Charlotte to give back to the community and encourage positive change.
In 2020 alone, he has been to Charlotte to provide meals for Thanksgiving, hold a voting drive and host a community discussion on racism and criminal justice.
DaBaby Already Plotting His Retirement
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Scoring his first Billboard Hot 100 single and Grammy nomination with his hit Suge last year, the 28-year-old star says he plans to stop rapping in five years. Dec 22, 2020
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DaBaby has already planned his retirement. A little over a year after achieving mainstream success, the Rockstar hitmaker divulged in a revealing new interview that he has decided to hang his mic in a very near future.
The 28-year-old, who scored his first Billboard Hot 100 single and Grammy nomination with his hit Suge in 2019, made the revelation when speaking to XXL Magazine. Five years, I ma be retired in five years, he told the outlet. I won t be rapping in five years. I won t be rapping. I ll be creating other superstars.
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Something Special
Over the past two years, DaBaby has dominated hip-hop and he’s nowhere near done. With his own label, Billion Dollar Baby Entertainment, heating up and a track record of releasing hit albums and singles that hasn’t cooled down, the newly anointed hip-hop superstar is on fire.
Words: Vanessa Satten
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared in the Winter 2020 issue of XXL Magazine, on stands now.
Imagine having two huge, career-impacting years, back to back. That doesn’t happen for everyone, but DaBaby has been lucky enough to experience that rarity. He first started rapping around 2015, and has released 13 mixtapes since then, but didn’t get real recognition until 2019. That’s when the Interscope Records artist dropped his debut album,