Stunna 4 Vegas on Dua Lipa Taking DaBaby Off "Levitating", Paid DaBaby $350K for Verse (Part 10)
July 16, 2022
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In this clip, Shawn Prez asks Stunna 4 Vegas about DaBaby's homophobic comments back in 2021 at Rolling Loud and the backlash that he faced afterward. In response, Stunna 4 Vegas stood up for his mentor by saying that he isn't homophobic and that Dua Lipa "damn near canceled herself" after she removed his verse from one of her songs. Lastly, the "Up In Smoke" rapper talks about his friendship with DaBaby and how it has translated to making a lot of music together over the years.
Stunna 4 Vegas talks about the release of his latest project, "Rae Rae's Son," and what it was like to collaborate with his close friend and boss, DaBaby. From there, the North Carolina native talks about why his album sales for this LP aren't as strong as the previous project thus far. He goes on to suggest that the reason for his lackluster album sales is because the staff at his current label, Interscope Records, has gone through a lot of turnover recently, he hasn't been assigned an A&R manager, the distribution is unorganized, and PR rollout wasn't executed in a timely manner. Lastly, he explains why he stopped using guns in his music videos.
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