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Lil Baby Says He Charges $100,000 per Feature

Written by Sarah Osei in Culture

Lil Baby is one of the most prolific rappers right now. The rising rap star has featured in the biggest songs of the past year, quickly becoming a household name – but each verse comes with a pretty sweet price tag.

The Atlanta rapper has revealed the incredible price he charges for features. If you're shopping for a verse from Baby it'll set you back six figures. “At this point it’s safe to say I want 100k for a feature,” he tweeted yesterday.

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Despite the hefty price tag, fellow rapper Lil Durk thinks a verse from Baby should be worth much more. “Fuck that 200k,” tweeted the Chicago rapper, while Baby’s Quality Control Records boss Pierre “Pee” Thomas concurred.

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Lil Baby has had arguably one of the biggest trajectories for any rapper since 2019. His list of hits includes "Woah," "Forever" with Lil Wayne, Drake's "Life Is Good" remix, and most recently, 6LACK's "Know My Rights."

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