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Lil Baby on Using His Voice for a Greater Good

Lil Baby received the voice of impact award presented by Motown Records for his work this year supporting the Black Lives Matter movement and his record “The Bigger Picture.” The award was presented…

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Lil Baby received the voice of impact award presented by Motown Records for his work this year supporting the Black Lives Matter movement and his record “The Bigger Picture.” The award was presented by president of Motown Records Ethiopia Habtemariam.

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