'Almost threw up': Internet unimpressed as rapper Yung Miami flirts with Lil Baby at Atlanta concert

ATLANTA, GEORGIA: Rapper Yung Miami recently ignited a spark with Lil Baby during a recent performance, where their playful flirting captured the attention and cheers of the audience. However, the excitement and banter took a downturn once the video surfaced on X (formerly Twitter).

Following the upload, numerous users took to trolling Lil Baby, sharing their candid opinions about the clip.

Yung Miami 'shoots her shot' at Lil Baby at a recent performance

Lil Baby marked his 29th birthday with a spectacular homecoming show in Atlanta on the night of December 27. Dubbed 'Lil Baby And Friends', the event showcased the rapper's performance of numerous hits and featured special appearances from J Cole, Yung Miami, Quavo, and others.

A recent post on X by @DailyLoud highlighted a playful interaction between Lil Baby and Yung Miami during the show. The two artists engaged in some banter on stage before transitioning to the next song.

As Yung Miami hyped up the crowd, she playfully called out Lil Baby, saying, "If I throw it back, can you catch it?" The moment continued with Yung Miami kneeling down to showcase her dance moves, while Lil Baby walked past her with a smile.

Internet users react as Yung Miami flirts with Lil Baby

Reacting to the clip of Yung Miami and Lil Baby flirting, a user expressed his disappointment and wrote, "I almost threw up"

Another user shared an edit of Lil Baby, comparing his face to a dog and wrote, "Yung Miami really finds him attractive?"

Another user shared a meme, and referenced the act of Lil Baby walking away as Yung Miami flirted with him, and wrote, "Lil baby jus completely ignored her."

Another user shared a meme and stated that Yung Miami might be serious while flirting with Lil Baby and wrote, "She's not playing around! 😂 Let's see if he's got those catching skills!"

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