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DeeBaby on His Stepdad Trying to Rob Him for Crack, Uncle Tried Selling Him Fake Drugs (Part 3)

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Rising rapper DeeBaby shares harrowing experiences from his youth, revealing how family struggles fueled his resilience. At just 13, DeeBaby was targeted by a man he called “uncle,” who tried to sell him fake drugs—an attempt that ultimately failed but left a lasting impression. Adding to the turmoil, DeeBaby’s stepfather once threatened to rob him for crack cocaine, a betrayal that shaped his outlook on trust and survival.

By age 15, with his home life deteriorating, DeeBaby was taken in by his grandmother, Miss Salazar, who provided unconditional support despite his struggles with drugs and the streets. He credits her love and patience with saving his life during his darkest days, when “the wrong crowd” and lack of guidance were constant dangers. DeeBaby’s story highlights both the harsh realities he faced and the hope he found through family and perseverance.

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