DaBaby Charged With Felony Battery Over Alleged Music Video Fight

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Chelsea A. Hamlet
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DaBaby charged with felony battery
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DaBaby charged with felony battery over alleged music video fight. TMZ reported that DaBaby was charged with felony battery for beating up a man, Gary Pager, for trying to stop him from shooting a music video on Pager’s property. Some of the incident was caught on video.

Pagar filed a lawsuit in February against DaBaby, claiming he was attacked for enforcing basic property rental rules. DaBaby and his team rented a large property that Pagar manages in LA for a vacation spot. Pagar made it very clear that the guest limit was to be no more than 12 people on the property. DaBaby and his team agreed to follow the terms and that they wouldn’t be staying long.

 

Something seemed off so Pagar went to check on his property. When he arrived, he saw DaBaby shooting a music video with an entire film crew and a ton of other people hanging around. Pagar claims there were at least 40 people on his property. When he attempted to shut down the shooting, someone in DaBaby’s entourage attacked Pagar. DaBaby ordered the guy off Pagar only to suck punch him in the face himself, knocking out a tooth.

While DaBaby was charged with felony battery, another member of his team, Thankgod Awute, was charged with felony robbery.  Prosecutors claim Awute was DaBaby’s cohort in crime.

Of course, Twitter came through with memes about DaBaby’s PR being exhausted and more

DaBaby has been on one for a while. Whether he’s firing shots on his property, fighting rappers signed to his label or trying to force a fan to kiss him, DaBaby seems to be synonymous with violence.

Fans understood DaBaby was about that life from the beginning, especially after bragging about killing Jaylin Craig in Walmart early in his music career. However, his fans have started raising eyebrows at him for claiming self-defense in Craig’s murder after footage recently surfaced that showed him being the aggressor. It looks like DaBaby is going to need da best lawyer for everything that has come to the light recently.

Do you think DaBaby was charged with felony battery unfairly or was this a long time coming after his numerous violent incidences?