DaBaby is a 29-year-old American Rapper famous for hits like ‘ROCKSTAR’, ‘BOP’ and ‘Suge’. His album ‘Blame It On Baby’ has sold over one million units, granting it platinum distinction.
However, it seems that fame may have gotten to the rappers head. Over the weekend, fans were alerted to the fact that DaBaby had shamed a flight attendant in his Instagram Stories. The short clip, shared by the rapper, showed him and his friends sitting on a plane as a flight attendant walks past his group. DaBaby was reportedly on the plane to Orlando, Florida to play some shows. The rapper then pokes fun at her appearance, captioning the video: “We ain’t finna act like she ain’t just jump outta bed.”
“We gon’ pay all that for the flight, you gon’ comb your hair,” DaBaby said to the flight attendant. “That’s the least you can do. Bottom line.”
DaBaby Calls Out Flight Attendant For Not Combing Her Hair ??? pic.twitter.com/n6K3JDSBdc
— DomisLive NEWS (@domislivenews) April 17, 2021
Fans weren’t happy to see this. The clip went viral, with many coming to the flight attendants defence, saying that she was just trying to do her job. The Twitterverse didn’t hold back in teaching the rapper a thing or two about humility.
Who’s raising these dudes? Parents should be embarrassed.
— Saynea (@Saynea) April 17, 2021
y’all don’t know what she dealing with she coulda lost her momma that same day on some shit and he adding to the bs
— Rubba Band (@RubbaBand_Grant) April 19, 2021
Another user was appalled by the way some people treat service workers:
How people treat those who cannot honestly defend themselves is who they really are.
— starkmojo (@starkmojo) April 20, 2021
She’s just trynna do her job man, this was so unnecessary https://t.co/OJ18IUPns4
— BlackySpeakz (@BlackySpeakz) April 19, 2021
this ain’t it
— ?????? (@VeryRareClique) April 17, 2021
Mistreating anyone, no matter their “position” is a major no-no. Everyone’s going through their own battles and poking fun at them for a few internet points will only earn you the title of “douche”.
*Cover image credits: Jessica Lehrman/The New York Times/Redux