Lil Baby on Gunna and Young Thug: 'We Can Not Like Each Other, But We Gonna Play Cool' — the Atlanta Code
Lil Baby finally got asked about Gunna and Young Thug, and he answered with the Atlanta code. On The New York Times' Popcast, host Joe Coscarelli brought up his relationships with Young Thug and Gunna, two real friends who went through something life-altering while Baby got thrown into the gossip.
Lil Baby finally got asked about Gunna and Young Thug, and he answered with the Atlanta code.
On The New York Times' Popcast, host Joe Coscarelli brought up his relationships with Young Thug and Gunna, two real friends who went through something life-altering while Baby got thrown into the gossip. Baby said the talk is "98 percent never right."
"Whether I like them or they like me, we're all gonna be on that personal vibe," he said. "That's what I do commend Atlanta on, because we can not like each other, but we gonna play cool for y'all. It's like an unspoken thing." If there's a problem, he said, "we can handle that problem off the internet, in person, just us. At the end of the day, we still for the town, for Atlanta."
He didn't say he and Gunna are beefing, and he didn't take a shot. HotNewHipHop read it as confirmation the two aren't on good terms and likely won't team up again, but that's their read, not his words.
His album Fresh (17 songs, with Future, Young Thug and Rylo Rodriguez on it, per HNHH) drops Nov. 6.
