Sada Baby Explains What Happened During 42 Dugg & Offset’s Dice Game That Allegedly Led To A Fight

Sada Baby Gives Inside Scoop On 42 Dugg & Offset’s Dice Game That Allegedly Led To An Altercation

There have been several reports on a brewing feud between Offset and Lil Baby for a while now. But many don’t know the backstory of this lowkey beef. There were even rumors that Lil Baby’s 4PF gang jumped, stripped and robbed Offset of his chain.

Apparently, it’s an incident that happened between Offset and 42 Dugg during a dice game that started it, considering 42 Dugg is signed to Baby’s 4PF imprint.

Earlier this month, Sada Baby recalled the dice game between 42 Dugg and Offset that nearly came to blows. Sada spoke about the incident during an interview caught by NoJumper, the rapper explained that he would’ve had to take Dugg’s side in the argument had it been it escalated any further.

 

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Sada Baby who was severely trolled over his missing index finger sometimes back, said 42 Dugg was shooting dice when Offset walked into the room and an argument quickly ensued. According to him, although he wasn’t close with Dugg, they’re both from Detroit so he would’ve felt obligated to pitch tent with him.

“All our problems– that type of sh*t, it went out the door. So, thank God nothing happened,” the rapper said, adding that things eventually cooled off.

“It was looking like Offset and his mans was about to try to press Dugg about Dugg winning dice fairly… If they would’ve f*cked Dugg up and I was sitting there, I feel like my city would’ve been mad at me for not helping Dugg regardless of what we had going on,” he added.

Wack 100 previously claimed he was the one that de-escalate the situation. “I was there, I watched it. Got in the middle of it, stopped it,” the controversial manager said on his 100 ENT show. “It would have blazed that night. Over dice. If it wasn’t for Wack, that n***a would have been in the morgue that night. I told Dugg, ‘You all the way wrong,” Wack added.