When someone shows you who they are, believe them. A week after posting an apology to the LGBTQ community for his hateful comments at Rolling Loud Miami, DaBaby backtracked and deleted the post from his Instagram page with no explanation.
Honestly, DaBaby deleting his apology is less shocking when you really look at what he considered an apology in the first place. Before his post ever got to saying sorry, it began with DaBaby victimizing himself by blaming social media for attacking his character before he had time to learn and grow. Besides the fact that he never explained what he learned, he doubled down on the victimization by claiming there were "people I know publicly working against me." Remember, this is all before he shares anything that resembles an apology. When the message finally does express his regret, it's two sentences tacked on at the end, as if the apology was an addition and not the central reason for the message.
