After the TV series Rolling Loud Miami, DaBaby sat down with several AIDS organizations, where he allegedly promised to help support their work.
But now some of them are claiming that after sitting down, DaBaby met ghosts on them. He hasn’t contacted each other since then nor have he donated to their cause.
Ian L. Haddock, founder and chief executive officer of The Normal Anomaly Initiative, told The Daily Beast: “While we felt this conversation was incredibly powerful a few months ago, we haven’t received it yet. received any response as an organization since the conversation.
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Pavni Guharoy, a communications consultant with the Black AIDS Institute, told them:
“Since then, we have not received any outreach, partnership or sponsorship from DaBaby. Now, if he wants to, he will have to turn his disinformation into an ally by supporting the work of the Black AIDS Institute and others of HIV organizations led by people of color. ”
At Rolling Loud, DaBaby was nearly canceled after he said, “If you don’t show up today with HIV/AIDS or any sexually transmitted disease that can kill you in 2-3 weeks, then it’s okay. Please turn on your phone cigarette lighter . Ladies, if it smells like water, turn on your phone. Fellas, if you’re not sucking in the parking lot, turn on the phone. ”
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