Lil Baby has proved rappers have feelings too with the release of a brand new music video titled “Forever” featuring Fridayy — check it out below.
On Wednesday (March 1), the Atlanta rapper dropped the visual for his latest single, which sees Baby and Fridayy on a beautiful island with an even more beautiful lady by his side. The almost four-minute track hears the QC rapper trek the pitfalls of love and relationships.
“How we get so deep so fast?/ Bae, stop playin’, I’ll beat your ass,” he raps. “You be on some toxic shit, but I cannot get off this bitch/ Haven’t seen you in three months, I miss you, can I see you, bae?“
Fridayy adds a melodic yet haunting vocal on the track, while the “Woah” hitmaker deals with his relationship woes. “I know you miss me/ Who it’s gon’ be if it ain’t me, lil’ baby?” Fridayy sings. “I’m in your city/ ‘Cause I need it one more time Might lose it all, I swear/ I need it tonight.“
This past October, the “In A Minute” rhymer released his third studio album, It’s Only Me. The project featured guest appearances from Nardo Wick and Young Thug. The project debuted atop the Billboard 200 chart, making it his third No.1 album.
While Lil Baby isn’t releasing a new album anytime soon, 2023 will be quite a busy year for him, starting with being tapped up to headline Montreal’s 2023 Metro Metro Festival this May.
Joining him on the bill will be Lil Wayne and Jack Harlow, and Kid Laroi. The three-day festival is set to take place from May 19-21.
Other acts expected to make an appearance include Bia, Coi Leray, Cordae, Fivio Foreign, Lil Skies, Lil Tjay, Metro Boomin, Nav, Ski Mask The Slump God, Destroy Lonely, and Yeat.
Tickets for Montreal’s 2023 Metro Metro Festival went on sale in early February. Visit the festival’s official website for more information.
Meanwhile, Lil Baby has revealed the foundation of his budding friendship with NBA basketball star James Harden.
TMZ caught up with the 4PF boss while he was leaving West Hollywood’s Nightingale after the 2023 Grammys, where Baby explained that he aligned with Harden because they’re both share the same “sniper” mentality.
“He’s my guy,” Lil Baby said of the 76ers guard. “He a sniper, I’m a sniper.”
Baby also revealed he and Harden hit it off as fast friends, saying they “bonded from day one.”
