Lil Baby Mocked for Oblivious Outfit Choice

Stephanie Downs

06/03/2022 09:57 am EDT

Rapper Lil Baby recently came under fire for quite the interesting outfit choice. On Instagram, he posted a photo of himself wearing a "Stop Being Racist" shirt. While a nice sentiment, social media users quickly took him to task for pairing the shirt with a Cleveland Indians hat, which includes a stereotypical image of a Native American with its portrayal of mascot Chief Wahoo.

The logo for the Cleveland Indians has long come under fire. In fact, the Chief Wahoo logo has faced so much controversy for its ignorant depiction of Native Americans that the Cleveland-based baseball team announced in 2021 that they have abandoned the image and name, per CBS Sports. They subsequently changed the name to the Cleveland Guardians. However, it doesn't appear as though Lil Baby got that memo.

The rapper did share an important message with the shirt that he chose to wear. But, the message missed the mark since he finished off the look with his choice of hat, and social media users made sure to give him a piece of their minds for it.

Can't Believe It

This user pointed out that nobody in Lil Baby's team alerted him to the mixed messaging in his outfit choice. Twitter didn't waste any time in telling him though.

Gotta Laugh

Others couldn't help but laugh at the outfit discrepancy. After all, it's pretty ironic.

What?

There's simply a lot going on with Lil Baby's outfit. He probably should have left the hat at home.

So Close

According to this Twitter user, the rapper "almost had a good fit." Alas, he missed the mark.

Contradiction

This user pointed out that Lil Baby's outfit is a major contradiction. They even shared the exact definition to prove it.

Yikes

The fact that Lil Baby wore a Cleveland Indians hat with a "Stop Being Racist" shirt has many saying that the rapper's fit is a total contradiction. Talk about a fashion fail.

Who's Gonna Tell Him?

Another individual pointed out that someone must tell Lil Baby about his fashion contradiction. All he has to do is take a look at Twitter.

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