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Why It Was So Important For DaBaby To Work With Undiscovered Producers · Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest

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Speaker 1: Direct from Hollywood. Earlier this week, Red Hot EMC, the
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Speaker 1: Baby's single rock Star, officially climbed the top spot on
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Speaker 1: Billboards Hot one hundred, and he reflected by sharing screenshots
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Speaker 1: of a text conversation with producer Set in the Kitchen,
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Speaker 1: who made the beat and has known the Baby since
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Speaker 1: the beginning. They reminisce about making music in the Baby's apartment,
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Speaker 1: being one percent broke, dreaming of having a number one song,
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Speaker 1: and that history is probably why the Baby and another
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Speaker 1: longtime collaborator k I D. We're beginning work on his
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Speaker 1: last album, Blame It On Baby. They consciously decided to
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Speaker 1: reach out to struggling, unsigned producers whose careers could change
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Speaker 1: in an instant by making a track with the Baby
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Speaker 1: k I D. Taels Rolling Stone. He put a post
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Speaker 1: on Instagram acting producers to send them beats, and he
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Speaker 1: received five thousand messages and several of those beats made
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Speaker 1: the final album, Blame It On Baby, is out now.
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