Lil Baby Admits He’s More Focused On Saving Than Spending Racks: “I Gotta Get A Hundred Million”

Lil Baby Apple Music Beats 1 Q&A

Grammy-nominated rapper Lil Baby wants to keep leveling up. The hip-hop star recently chopped it up to dish on his music career and determination to reach financial freedom.

Big Facts

In a new Apple Music Beats 1 Q&A, Baby playfully explained why you won’t catch him at a Grammy Awards show. The Atlanta rapper admitted he didn’t have an interest in rubbing elbows with his peers at awards shows.

“I ain’t even gonna go if I’m nominated,” Baby said when asked if he’s down to go to the Grammy Awards. “If I win, I’ll accept my award. I’m really not into that. Awards shows and seeing other artists. Nah, I’m straight. Cool though.” (Apple Music Beats 1)

High-Key Details

Baby also explained his focus on money-making. Outside of enjoying his wealth, LB said he wanted to save money and stack up to $100 million.

“I made new dreams. I made myself have new dreams,” Baby added. “My dreams are still where I’m at. That can’t even be no dream. Now I have to make new dreams that I couldn’t even imagine. I gotta get a hundred mil. Now I just, that’s the new mark. I gotta get a hundred mil. … Five years at max. Not worth – but have. … Only thing I can count is the money I got. I don’t even count if I can sell these rings or sell this watch. … I save most of my money. I can’t buy a watch for 300 bands and then be like I got my 300 and my watch. My 300 gotta be in the bank.” (Apple Music Beats 1)

Wait, There’s More

In a recent “The Breakfast Club” interview, Baby talked about how much he respects fellow Atlanta native Lil Yachty. He also credited LY for tightening his bond with their record label Quality Control.

“Yachty is my man. He was like the first person at QC to grab me under his win. Now I’m gone all the time, so he kinda feels like I don’t really f*ck with him like that, but I really do. It ain’t that at all.” (“The Breakfast Club”)