The lack of collaboration between T.I. and DaBaby on a song will stop when they join forces for the Fear soundtrack.
Tip and Baby told TMZ Hip Hop at a party after the West Hollywood premiere of Fear that they had collaborated on the title track of the album, which will be released alongside the movie in theaters nationwide on Friday (January 27).
Sean Garrett will serve as executive producer on the record, and fans can anticipate cameos from E-40, Freddie Gibbs, and other artists.
At the We-Ho after party, T.I. and DaBaby took the stage and performed a number of hits from his extensive repertoire, including “24’s” and “Rubber Band Man.”
The rapper from “What You Know” then showered Baby with admiration and gave the native of Charlotte the best introduction before he took the stage and sang songs like “Suge.”
One of the leaders of the muthafuckin’ new school, one of the coldest muthafuckas doing it right now, ya dig, one of the freshest of the future generation, said T.I. ‘Representing the South through Charlotte…’ Would you kindly perform the same service for him as you did for me?
