Lil Baby's new red Tesla Cyber Truck has sparked mixed reactions on social media. The rapper showcased his "apple red" Cybertruck on Instagram on July 2, sharing images and a video of the vehicle in action. While some praised the unique color and design, others were less impressed, likening the truck to a Lego brick. Elon Musk, Tesla's CEO, endorsed the vehicle, commenting "Looks cool" on Twitter after photos of Lil Baby and his Cybertruck circulated online. Despite Musk's approval, some fans compared the truck to a Lego brick. One user wrote, "Yeah, that looks like a Lego car seriously am not even hating," while another added, "No shade but it still looks like a Lego."
Additionally, the vehicle drew attention for a peculiar sound it made as the wheels turned. "Imagine getting all of that and then hearing it squeak when the wheel turned. Lol," commented one person. Another user shared a clip of the noise, saying, "I don’t know why, but that squeak was funny as hell."
Adding to the buzz, 2 Chainz unveiled his fully customized orange CyberBeast captioning ‘This the hardest one…’, a high-tech vehicle known for its futuristic features and unique design. This has led to social media the competition between the two rappers, with fans eagerly comparing the practicality and style of both vehicles.
In the midst of these automotive showcases, Young Thug's cryptic tweet on June 26 added another layer to the discussion. He wrote, "whateva wham say goes," referring to Lil Baby's nickname "Wham," leading to widespread speculation among fans. Some believed Young Thug was alluding to another artist, Gunna, while others thought it might be a teaser for Lil Baby's upcoming project. Two days before Young Thug's tweet, Lil Baby had posted, "LOADING," with hashtags "WHAM" and "Sorry 4 the wait."
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