HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA – FEBRUARY 18: Lil Baby performs onstage during Poguelandia: An Outer Banks Experience on February 18, 2023 in Huntington Beach, California. (Photo by Jerod Harris/Getty Images for Netflix)
(Photo by Jerod Harris/Getty Images for Netflix)The concert game has been heavy in Charlotte, and it is about to get hotter. Lil Baby put out a sweet announcement of a new tour with a stop here in Charlotte.
Lil Baby released an album October 14th or 2022 called "It's Only Me", and it's only right to dump a tour on us. We've seen Lil Baby pop up at a few Summer Jam type concerts and more, but this is a full fledged tour. Checkout the announcement.
The Charlotte stop will happen September 12th. The tour will be in Raleigh the day before. Baby even asked his fans if they wanted a tour stop for Atlanta or his famous "Baby Bash". This is exciting.
10 of Lil Baby’s Best Music Videos
Lil Baby rose to mainstream fame after the release of his mixtape Perfect Timing. Since then, he has continuously proved himself to be a hitmaker teaming up with big names in the game such as Drake, Kanye and frequently collabing with fellow rapper Lil Durk. With 11 platinum hits, the ATL native proves to be someone who will be sticking around for a long time.
Check out 10 of Lil Baby's best music videos:
10. Freestyle, 'Too Hard' (2017)
"Freestyle" is one of Lil Baby's first music videos that shows the rapper beginning his career. The video shows footage of the rapper in the studio, club, and his hometown.
9. On Me, 'On Me' (2020)
This video is slightly different from his other music videos as the beginning throws up a title card with "Hey so this is a Lil Baby music video" followed by another saying "Actually its just moments from a random trip." The video gives fans an insight to how the millionaire rapper likes to vacation with just a few scenes of scripted clips.
8. Woah, 'My Turn' (2021)
"Woah" from his 2020 album My Turn has Lil Baby doing donuts in the parking lot along with adorable kids showing off their dancing skills.
7. Okay with Lil Durk, 'The Voice Of The Heroes' (2021)
In "Okay," Lil Baby and Lil Durk are seen in multiple locations, a private jet runway, jewelry store and parking lot with fast cuts to their cash and cars.
6. Voice of the Heroes with Lil Durk, 'The Voice of the Heroes' (2021)
"Voice Of The Heroes" shares the title of their 2021 joint album The Voice of the Heroes and was shot in Lil Baby's hometown of Oakland City, Atlanta.
5. Every Chance I Get with DJ Khaled and Lil Durk, 'KHALED KHALED' (2021)
"Every Chance I Get" is off of DJ Khaled's KHALED KHALED featuring Lil Baby and Lil Durk. In the video, they rap lyrics pertaining to their luxury jewelry.
4. Emotionally Scarred, 'My Turn' (2020)
The music video for"Emotionally Scarred" has Lil Baby showing subliminal messages with a literal goat featured in the video that he makes reference to in his lyrics, "I never call myself a G.O.A.T., I leave that love to the people." He also has the message "Stay At Home" in the background referring to the pandemic.
3. How It Feels with Lil Durk, 'The Voice of the Heroes' (2021)
From their joint album The Voice of the Heroes Lil Baby and Lil Durk find themselves participating in an auction at a mansion to go undercover to take an expensive piece of jewerly.
2. Baby, with Quality Control and DaBaby 'Control The Streets' Volume 2 (2019)
The "Babys" link up in this narrative music video where they get themselves into a lot of trouble.
1. The Bigger Picture, 'My Turn' (2020)
"The Bigger Picture" is a response to the murder of George Floyd which Lil Baby shows solidarity with the Black Lives Matter Movement. The black and white video shows footage of several protests that occurred in the summer of 2020 while the lyrics support justice against police brutality.
