BabyChiefDoIt is an artist well on his way to becoming a household name. After landing a spot on the XXL Freshman list, he’s made it clear that he’s one of the most exciting young rappers on the scene. Determined to keep his momentum strong, his latest EP Warning Shot does exactly that.
The project features five tracks that showcase his rapid-fire delivery and booming production, giving listeners the kind of high-energy sound that has become his signature. Still, there are moments where the pace slows down and the mood shifts, most notably on “ATTITUDE PROBLEMS,” a standout track that highlights a smoother side of his style.
Overall, Warning Shot is a sharp, confident release that will keep fans locked in and eager to hear what BabyChiefDoIt does next. It’s a reminder that his rise is only just beginning.
Release Date: October 24, 2025
Genre: Hip-Hop
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