If Questlove can organize a follow-up concert for the concert recorded in his award-winning film “Summer of Souls,” then the rapper DaBaby does not seem to be invited to perform.

But for DaBaby, who claims to have no idea who the drummer of The Roots is, this may not even matter.

After Questlove criticized the Grammy Award-nominated hip-hop artist for his homophobic remarks last week, DaBaby claimed on Thursday night In his Instagram story He didn’t even know who Questlove was.

“When I say… I don’t know who is joking, I don’t even want to make a joke [explitive] It’s DAWG… & don’t care about losing you as a fan my child,” DaBaby wrote.

It’s hard to believe that DaBaby doesn’t know who Questlove is, considering the popularity of Philadelphia natives in the hip-hop field.

When DaBaby is an artist, the artists also perform together Music guest In the “Tonight Show” in 2019, DaBaby is 2020 Root Picnic Before it was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Recently, Questlove included DaBaby in his dream artist lineup. He hoped to perform in an updated version of the Harlem Cultural Festival. The 1969 event was “Summer of Souls.” Questlove’s list also includes The Roots, A Tribe Called Quest, The Isley Brothers, Rihanna, Sade, Megan Thee Stallion, Sault and Hiatus Kaiyote.

After hearing the rapper’s disparaging comments about the LGBTQ community and people diagnosed with HIV/AIDS, Questlove reposted his list on Instagram, but DaBaby’s name was crossed out, saying the comments were “not at all cool”.

“But right is right, (DaBaby’s) behavior is wrong,” Questlove wrote. “Someone has to say: homophobia/transphobia/xenophobia/misogyny/racism-needless to say, this is morally wrong.”

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According to reports, DaBaby made controversial remarks while performing at the Rolling Loud Music Festival in Miami last Sunday. billboard.

The hip-hop artist initially defended himself on social media on Tuesday, then changed direction and apologized, calling his comments “insensitive” and “no intention to offend anyone.”

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I told the fans to put the phone lights in the air, and you all started to have a million people in March. ??

I told you that you all digested this mistake ????? but I did not leave the lie and I was impressed.

Now, when the racist police killed one of our black ass, please show the same amount of support…you are not ?

-DaBaby (@DaBabyDaBaby) July 27, 2021

Anyone who has been affected by AIDS/AIDS has the right to feel uneasy. Although I have no intention of offending anyone, what I say is insensitive. So I’m so sorry ??

But the LGBT community…I won’t be tripped by you, right. You are all businesses.

-DaBaby (@DaBabyDaBaby) July 27, 2021

For any brand, network or artist who likes to profit from the influence of black rappers on culture, they don’t understand it, and they don’t have the patience to deal with the influence of our role in culture.

Save money next time
We are also “niggers” humans.#God bless

-DaBaby (@DaBabyDaBaby) July 27, 2021

Along with Questlove, artists Dua Lipa, Elton John, Madonna and Demi Lovato all condemned DaBaby’s remarks.