Fans On Twitter Hate DaBaby’s New Album – See Reactions

Fans On Social Media Are Not Impressed With DaBaby’s New Album

DaBaby dropped his new album “Blame It On Baby” last night, blessing fans with a new project to listen to amid the Coronavirus quarantine.

The album features a list of big stars to help him out. The surprise project includes assists from Roddy Ricch, Youngboy Never Broke Again, Ashanti, Megan Thee Stallion, Future, and more.

Initially, majority of fans were jamming the new album, but it appears their expectations was too high and it wasn’t met so they took to social media to vent their disappointments.

 

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After DaBaby released the album at midnight, he began trending on Twitter as fans of the Charlotte rapper reacted with excitement to the new collection of songs. However, as they got deeper into the project, reactions online got more and more unfavorable.

See some reactions on twitter below :

DaBaby after finally switching up his flow on the new album and still getting hated on pic.twitter.com/dTqE8NzGfE

— MISSING: $1,200 (@yourpapiRey) April 17, 2020

someone said DaBaby starts rapping 3 business days before the beat

— Trashvis (@Trashvis) April 17, 2020

DaBaby sucks. pic.twitter.com/MgSQIxvDID

— °☄️ (@threevincenzo) April 17, 2020

Me, after listening to Da baby new album….#DaBaby pic.twitter.com/1iNLWANUwa

— The TV Guy (@The_TV_FAN) April 17, 2020

me hearing “wait a minute who are you ” for the 15th time listening to DaBaby’s album pic.twitter.com/XZwLpzGrmW

— er!c o$ipov (@ercospv) April 17, 2020

The producer ever time #dababy ask to make the same beat pic.twitter.com/Tur4dcXp3k

— kcapalot._ (@knxtdoor_) April 17, 2020

Me getting hyped about DaBaby album….5sec into all the songs realizing it’s the same but just different beats‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/m5VjLlrtIG

— iNixfy (@iNixfy) April 17, 2020

DaBaby sounds like two people rapping back to back. And I don’t want to listen to either of them.

— JD (@JonDenton) April 17, 2020