DaBaby Pleads With Megan Thee Stallion to Work With Him Again: ‘Come Home, Baby’

In a heartfelt plea for collaboration, DaBaby recently called on Megan Thee Stallion to reunite for new music, expressing a desire to move past their complicated history. During an interview for the upcoming episode of Drink Champs, DaBaby emphasized his admiration for Megan and their successful past collaborations, stating, “I got love for Meg. Me and Meg made some dope shit together and it’s good to see her rise above the obstacles.”

DaBaby, whose real name is Jonathan Kirk, suggested that they create a new track together, envisioning a collaboration that includes GloRilla. He remarked, “I think that’s the way me and Meg should pop back out because I feel like ain’t none of these n-ggas… can really embody that. You gotta come get that shit from Baby.”

The rapper continued with his candid remarks, urging Megan to move away from what he referred to as “lame shit” in her recent collaborations. “Come home, baby. You ain’t gotta be making all that lame shit with these other n-ggas when you can come get it in,” he added, leaving the door open for a potential reunion.

Despite their chemistry and the string of hits they produced together—including the four-times platinum “Cry Baby” and the platinum-certified “Cash Shit”—the relationship between the two artists has been strained. DaBaby made headlines in 2022 when he claimed they had slept together the night before Megan was shot by Tory Lanez. In his song “Boogeyman,” he rapped, “The day before she say that Tory Lanez shot her, I was fucking on Megan Thee Stallion.” This revelation stirred significant controversy, with Megan later addressing the comments during a performance, asserting her autonomy over her body and relationships.

Their past interactions also include an incident at the 2021 Rolling Loud festival, where DaBaby and Tory Lanez allegedly attempted to confront Megan while she was performing. This incident contributed to the ongoing tension between the artists, making a potential collaboration more complicated.

While DaBaby remains hopeful for a reunion, it’s unclear if Megan Thee Stallion will reciprocate his desire to work together, especially considering their tumultuous history. Fans of both artists will have to wait and see if their paths will cross again in the studio, but DaBaby’s plea highlights the longing for collaboration that can often transcend personal differences in the music industry.