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Inmates Watching Lil Baby’s ‘The Bigger Picture’ Music Video In Jail

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4 years ago

July 14, 2020

Video Of Prisoners Watching Lil Baby’s Music Video In Jail

Lil Baby has shown he’s here to stay and not slowing down for nothing. The 25 year old is just few years in the limelight and it appears he’s already on a pace to becoming a legend in the rap game.

Lil Baby dropped “The Bigger Picture” about a month ago. On the track, he switches up his subject matter to the ongoing protests against racism, police brutality and the criminal justice system.

“They trainin’ officers to kill us/They shootin’ protestors with these rubber bullets/They regular people I know that they feel it/These scars too deep to heal us/What happen to COVID/Nobody remember/It ain’t makin’ sense/I’m just here to vent/It happened to one of yo people it’s different/We get it, the system is wicked just learn how to pick it/Knowledge is power,” he raps on the track

The song has people praising him all over social media for his efforts and among them is Tory Lanez. “Just give lil baby a Grammy this year already,” said the Toronto rapper on Twitter.

Meek Mill also reacted to the song, referring to Baby as a legend in the making. “Lil Baby going legend right in front of our eyes,” he tweeted.

However it appears, those in prison can’t also have enough of the Quality Control rapper. A video shared online by DJ Akademiks shows inmates watching Lil Baby’s “The Bigger Picture” in jail.