BabyK Osama Drops Video for Single ‘Dumb Sh*t’ (feat. Jdot Breezy)
I’ve been hearing about this young lion BabyK Osama, but I’d never heard him spit until this joint right here…bruh is full of fire and brimstone, and he’s back on his ‘Dumb Shit’ with cohort Jdot Breezy for a serious piece of work.
According to the official line, BabyK Osama sees motivation everywhere he looks, from artists he could body in a freestyle getting more cred than him, to scenesters from his city thrifting his sound. “I be seeing a lot of other artists that I just don’t think are better than me. It used to piss me off, but now it motivates me.. But if they can do it, I can do it,” he explains. Versatility is BabyK’s calling card, an ability to touch on a various number of styles that are unique to his dexterous flow and one-of-a-kind delivery. He first started to take rapping seriously while he was locked up, spending most of his time in jail writing. After he was released, BabyK Osama dropped his head-spinning single “Michael Phelps Son” which was subsequently released on his 2021 mixtape, Judgement. He continued dropping new music at a steady pace through 2021 before following up with his next tape BabyK 2, in early 2022, featuring the notable single “No Drive By’s”. On the heels of his recently released second project of 2022, Genesis, BabyK is already plotting his next move. “I just know I can get better. Each tape, once something out, I just be like, “Okay…Onto the next one.'” Tracks like “Dirty Dancing” and “Ms. Stacy” portray the talent of a preternaturally gifted MC and hitmaker, but BabyK has been working towards this point with a relentless determination, which is why he knows he’s going to get even better, despite everything he’s accomplished thus far.
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