DaBaby

What are the details of the incident? On 5th November 2018, rapper DaBaby whose real name is Jonathan Kirk fired a shot that killed Jaylin Craig (19 years) at a ...

DaBaby has reacted to the surfacing of the video on Twitter; he also responded through Hot 107.9 radio. Rolling Stone has reported that the victim's family has claimed that DaBaby had started the fight since he was upset at Craig and Douglas had recognized him. DaBaby has addressed the shooting days later through his Instagram story and stated he was present in the store with his family, including his one-year-old daughter. He further added that if he had not defended himself at that moment, there were chances that his children could have been shot in the incident. DaBaby had formerly stated that he had never pulled the trigger in the fatal fight. DaBaby has reacted to the surfacing of the video on Twitter; he also responded through Hot 107.9 radio. She does not intend to highlight this issue for fame or anything since his son Jaylin Craig has already gone at the end of the day. Rolling Stone has reported that the victim's family has claimed that DaBaby had started the fight since he was upset at Craig and Douglas had recognized him. DaBaby has addressed the shooting days later through his Instagram story and stated he was present in the store with his family, including his one-year-old daughter. He further added that if he had not defended himself at that moment, there were chances that his children could have been shot in the incident. DaBaby had formerly stated that he had never pulled the trigger in the fatal fight. She does not intend to highlight this issue for fame or anything since his son Jaylin Craig has already gone at the end of the day.

DaBaby looking serious at an event. New security footage from the 2018 fatal shooting involving DaBaby appears to weaken the rapper's self-defense claim.

I’m not doing this for no fame or anything, because at the end of the day, Jaylin Craig is gone.” “[Kirk] knows what he did. DaBaby has maintained to police that Craig and Douglas were lurking around him in the aisles, and allegedly threatened him and brandished a gun, leading him to draw his own weapon, according to Rolling Stone.

DaBaby was on the verge of superstardom when he was cleared in the 2018 murder of Jaylin Craig, but new video sheds doubt on self-defense claim.

Leaving a trail of blood as he stumbles away, Craig collapses to the floor at the other end of the aisle. Walmart surveillance footage reviewed by Rolling Stone shows Craig and Douglas rolling through the entrance of the store around 6:30 p.m. local time, laughing. After DaBaby was vindicated, he bragged about the killing numerous times in music, causing further pain for the Craig family. Craig’s mother, LaWanda Horsley, was shocked DaBaby was able to skirt the more serious charge of murder and wind up with probation for carrying a concealed weapon. I’m not doing this for no fame or anything, because at the end of the day, Jaylin Craig is gone.” In the clip, DaBaby reportedly throws the first punch at Craig’s friend Henry Douglas and splits his forehead open, which later requires stitches.

Video footage of the 2018 incident in which DaBaby shot and killed teenager Jaylin Craig appears to show the rapper starting the fight that led to the ...

The reason given was that "prosecutors could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant did not act in self-defense." DaBaby never faced charges of killing Craig but was convicted of carrying a concealed weapon in connection to the incident. However, new video footage obtained by Rolling Stone will leave the artist with questions to answer, with the publication suggesting it shows DaBaby charging at Craig and initiating the fight that led to the teenager's death.

DaBaby's involvement in a 2018 shooting at a Walmart store in North Carolina is at the centre of an investigative article from Rolling Stone.

The publication published an investigative report about the shooting at a Walmart store in North Carolina, where a 19-year-old man named Jaylin Craig died after an altercation. He previously said on Instagram: “Daughter could have got hit, son could have got hit [and] me. The latter was later suspended.

The rapper's self defense claim after the fatal shooting of 19-year-old Jaylin Craig in 2018 is being challenged by new, never-before-seen footage.

Kirk wasn't prosecuted for Craig’s death on the basis of him acting in self-defense, however, he did face a charge and conviction for carrying around a concealed weapon. This incident is just one of several claims of violence that the rapper has had brought against him in recent years. But the new video, which was published on Sunday night, contradicts the performer's longstanding account of the altercation.

The circumstances surrounding the shooting are given greater context in a new investigative report from 'Rolling Stone' featuring previously unreleased ...

The Walmart footage at the center of the new Rolling Stone piece was included in a police file on Craig’s case retrieved by Horsley last April. From there, DaBaby is alleged to have told Craig and Douglas they should go outside and fight, despite his own comments to police alleging instead that one of the two friends had been the first to make such a remark. As previously reported, the shooting took place at a Walmart in North Carolina on Nov. 5, 2018.

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Every lawyer we talked to, they look into this case [and say] ‘OK, we are going to get back with you.’ We don’t hear nothing [back].” We all are going through the same stuff. Though it’s unclear what was said in the moments before Craig was shot, the footage clearly shows DaBaby throw the first punch at Craig’s friend, Henry Douglas—who was also present—and continue to fight him throughout different sections of the store. “We never hid from nobody. We never [heard] from nobody. He quickly gets up, fires a shot, then tucks the gun back into his pants as he angrily walks around.

DaBaby has responded to a resurfaced video of a 2018 Walmart shooting, claiming in a tweet that the media has people "brainwashed."

While Curiel claimed that the incident caused him “severe injury and pain,” DaBaby has publicly debunked those claims and stated he was protecting himself as a means of self-defense. While police didn’t say at the time whether DaBaby was involved in the shooting, a 911 call since posted by TMZ appeared to be made by Kirk, in which the rapper tells the operator, “This guy was trespassing on my property. “Daughter could have got hit, son could have got hit [and] me,” DaBaby claimed in an Instagram video days after the shooting. Shortly after, the magazine reported, Craig appears to pull a gun from his waistband, then seemingly puts it back as he walks out of frame. Craig’s family members and best friend Henry Douglas told the magazine that the altercation began when Kirk appeared annoyed that Craig and Douglas recognized him and, irritated, asked them to step outside to fight. At press time, Billboard has not independently verified the veracity of the video footage.

Controversial rapper DaBaby may be in more hot water. New video footage has surfaced from the day of a fatal shooting incident during which DaBaby was ...

DaBaby later fatally shoots Craig in the altercation. In 2020, he was arrested on a battery charge. That video, experts say, seems to contradict the musician’s account that the fatal shooting he did was in self-defense.

A recently resurfaced 2018 video of DaBaby in an altercation with a fan named Jaylin Craig and his friend Henry Douglas has left fans divided.

A recently resurfaced 2018 video of DaBaby in an altercation with a fan named Jaylin Craig and his friend Henry Douglas has left fans divided. Cuz the media got they ass brainwashedhttps://t.co/CIPgIcfypW DaBaby replied, “Cuz the media got they ass brainwashed.”

DaBaby has been involved in another violent altercation, this time with Charlotte rapper Wisdom, whose album was released on DaBaby's label.

DaBaby’s rapper Drew Findling later blasted the lawsuit as “garbage”, issuing a statement to Rolling Stone saying, “It is offensive that this alleged victim threatened and instigated violence and has now used this incident to make a quick money grab. Kirk and Wisdom have also been embroiled in a scandal together before. The pair’s altercation adds to a list of recent controversies involving Kirk. Just last week, a shooting took place at his home in North Carolina, leaving one person injured.

In November 2018, DaBaby—whose real name is Jonathan Kirk—shot and killed Jaylin Craig. After the shooting, Kirk alleged that Craig threatened him, ...

In the lyrics, he says that if anyone who tries to touch him, he will “catch a body like Boosie/Try me, I’m shootin’.” In the 2020 track “Rockstar,” DaBaby also has the line “My daughter a G, she saw me kill a n-gga in front of her before the age of two/And I’ll kill another n-gga too.” It is then that Kirk appears to pull out his own gun and shoots. The video appears to show Craig attempting to diffuse the fight, as Kirk continues to batter Douglas.