Lil Baby Shows Off Extravagant Atlanta ‘Bachelor Pad’ In New Video

Lil Baby worked hard on his custom-designed Atlanta home, and now he’s showing off the fruits of his labor.

In a video with Architectural Digest on Tuesday (August 13), Baby took fans on a tour through the home as he explained some of the touches that went into the space.

Centered around black and creme-based colors, highlights include a pool, a movie theater (outfitted with Juice, Scarface and Boyz N The Hood posters), an outdoor hibachi grill, a 15-foot-wide bed and a fireplace in the master bathroom.

“Not only does it feel like home, it feels like a great accomplishment for me,” Baby said. “This home is one of the things where I can see how far I came. It took a lot to get here.”

The decor is the result of a collaboration between Baby, AD PRO Directory designer Annysa LaMantia and Regents Custom Builders.

Said LaMantia: “We talked a lot about how the home will be used, and he wanted it to be all about entertainment and hosting. The whole idea is that there are zones for all types of entertaining, from a movie theater where he makes music to a dining room, pool table and a pool.”

“I really just let Annysa and the contractors do what they wanted to do,” Baby added. “They all came up with the concept for sure, and then I came in toward the end and gave my finishing touches.”

Get the full tour below.

In related news, Lil Baby recently shared some insight on the path to success in the music business during a candid interview with a rising influencer.

In a video shared by South Florida content creator Stakkzz, Baby appears very clear and direct as he answers the interviewer’s request for advice.

“I think the key to becoming successful is stay grinding, like stay working,” Wham offers. “Don’t let up. You could blow up tomorrow or you could blow up in four years. There’s no meter on it.”

Asked a second question about consistency in social media posts, the Atlanta rapper answers just as confidently:

“It’s different strokes for different folks,” he says. “Sometimes you can post too much, sometimes you can post not enough. So it really ain’t no right answer, you gotta just go off your fan base.”