Hey everybody. So today I'm having a conversation with the hip-hop artist DeBaby.

There was a point when DeBaby was literally the face of hip-hop, one of the biggest artists in the world.

He conquered all of the hip-hop stages and all the way to the Grammys. He was killing it.

Until one day, he made statements at the Rolling Loud Festival, which many people deemed

extremely homophobic and everything in his career changed.

The Baby is one of the hottest rappers in the game, but after making some wild comments

during his Rolling Loud performance, major celebrities like Elton John and Quest Love have

called him out, saying his actions are ignorant and homophobic.

The baby is doubling down on his seemingly homophobic and disturbing remarks made on stage at Rolling Loud in Miami.

Now, since then, the baby has still been a performer, he's still been an artist,

and many of us the question, has he learned, has he changed, and what has he learned or changed from that experience?

Well, today, we're chatting to him about all of this.

Music that experience. Well, today, we're chatting to him about all of it. This is What Now with Trevor Noah.

What's going on? Happy podcast day, everybody. How you doing? Good. How are you? I'm fantastic. Me and Mandem's having a great time, blood. Can I tell you something? I think I'm going to move to London. Yeah. I'm having the time of my life. I just love it. What part are you staying in?

All of it, blood, all of it.

I got bare man's, in it?

So I've been riding the tube to my shows, which you know what strange?

It's like everyone in London tells you to ride the tube, but then when you ride the tube,

everyone asks you why you're writing the tube, which is a very strange thing.

Literally I'm on the train every single day going to my show and then people are you doing here?

What are you doing riding the tube?

And you're like, well, it's the fastest wave.

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