Lil Baby Takes $200K Chain From Streamer Jack Doherty

With the rise of streaming rappers and streamers have cultivated an interesting bond over the past few years. But sometimes the antics can go a little too far. Streamer Jack Doherty found that out during a recent altercation with rap star Lil Baby.

Lil Baby Takes Chain From Streamer

Doherty and Baby had an interaction at an unnamed nightclub where the rap star was performing. In the video, you can see Baby whisper something to the streaming star while simultaneously holding a glistening piece of jewelry in his hands.

After Baby finishes performing, Doherty frantically searches for the rapper and his team, claiming the chain is his and demanding that Baby return it.  

“He took my chain while he was performing and didn’t give it back. He has my chain, bro. What the f**k, dawg? You guys aren’t getting away with… like, what? That’s crazy if he thinks he taking my $200,000 chain.,” he says in the clip.

Doherty eventually locates the rap star and asks him about the chain. However, Baby never gives him a straight answer. And instead hits a makeshift dance move, appearing to be unconcerned about the situation.

Doherty however, continues to demand the chain to which Lil Baby responds “I’ll call you.”

Noticing that Doherty is not giving up on the situation, Baby suggests that the streamer pursue legal action to get the chain back.

After Baby drives off, Doherty remains stunned by what just happened.

“Like, what?! He thinks he can take my chain and get away with it? It’s hilarious!… There’s no way this is real,” he said.

Rap Star Named Catalyst of 2024 Double Murder

Despite many fans finding the humor in Lil Baby’s most recent act, it may not have been the smartest decision for the rap star. Especially given the fact that he has been named the catalyst of a 2024 double murder.

In July 2024, Two teen boys were killed in Atlanta and the city’s police department believes Lil Baby was the reason for the bloodshed. Authorities said the “Business is Business,” artist knowingly went and recorded a music video. In a neighborhood territory of OMF (Only My Family) which rivals Baby’s 4PF (Four Pockets Full). And that is why the gunfire rang out/

“Gang violence that was orchestrated by adults. And the cowardly acts of an Atlanta-based rapper that decided to go into a rival gang stronghold in a place he knew he should not have been,” Atlanta Police Major Ralph Woolfolk said, per Channel 2 Action News, who confirmed that the officer was talking about Lil Baby.

The two victims 13-year-old JaKody Davis and Lamon Freeman, were sitting on their stoop during a birthday party. That is when the gunman opened fire. And fatally shot Jakody and Lamon, with a third teen being injured as well.