Lil Baby visits The Breakfast Club for an Interview.
Lil Baby continues the promo run for his new album ‘My Turn‘ which debuted at number 1 on Billboard 200 with moving over 188k copies in the first week. Lil Baby visited The Breakfast Club for a new interview where he talks about his success, how he deals with it, Fatherhood, Young Thug as a mentor, and much more.
Since becoming famous, Lil Baby has proven that he cares more about giving back, as seen by his recent donation of $150,000 to the “My Turn” scholarship, which is devoted to students from his previous high school who are attending college. “From the time I left here to now, I’ve had a crazy journey,” the 25-year-old rapper said of his return to Atlanta’s Booker T. Washington High School, where he dropped out in grade ten.
“Just to be able to come back on a positive note and actually touch this ground again and see some of these faces again… I can’t even explain it. I was once in a state where I knew for sure I wasn’t ever coming back here… To be able to come, give back and be something, and perform for children, means everything to me.”
Lil Baby has demonstrated that he is more interested with giving back since becoming famous, penning a $150,000 check earlier this month for the “My Turn” programme, which is devoted to students from his previous high school who are attending college. “From the time I left here to now, it’s been a crazy ride,” the 25-year-old rapper said of his return to Atlanta’s Booker T. Washington High School, from where he dropped out in grade 10.
Watch the full thing below.
