It’s never a good look to put hands on a fan, especially when it’s a female on International Women’s Day at that. However, DaBaby did just that and has since been facing public ridicule since the slapping altercation went down yesterday (March 8). Even though an apology came soon after, the superstar rapper has also been making slight jokes about the whole ordeal that might just be a little too soon.

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After reenacting the whole thing in a skit posted by comedian Michael Blackson just a few hours ago, DaBaby addressed the situation yet again in a joking manner while responding to someone on Instagram not too long ago. After posting the recap from his show in Grand Rapids, one of DaBaby’s followers wrote in the comments, “Who else you gon hit?” This led him to respond by writing, “ima hit yo mama… From da back.” Granted, we all can clearly see that he’s being facetious and didn’t mean it as a threat, but we still think the homie should just chill for a bit on making light of this whole situation being that he still doesn’t even know if the female fan will be pressing charges.

Take a look at DaBaby’s response to a fan in reaction to his recent slap altercation below, and let us known if you think he should take this a little more seriously by sounding off with your thoughts down in the comments:

This morning, many awoke to see that a video was circulating of yet another instance of DaBaby being violent, but this time, it was towards a woman. The footage showed DaBaby passing through an afterparty crowd at Tampa, Florida nightclub Whiskey North, when he was hit in the face by a woman’s phone who was recording him with flash. The Charlotte rapper turned around and quickly retaliated by slapping her. Now, DaBaby has awoken and offered an apology for the incident that is drawing serious backlash. 

Before going to sleep, DaBaby was insistent on having the woman identified and obtaining an alternate angle of the altercation in order for his lawyer to get “active.” However, now that some time has passed, he appears to be more remorseful. In a series of Instagram Stories shot in his bed, DaBaby provided his side of the story, apologizing for what he did while explaining his aggressive reaction. 

He started his apology by shining a phone light on the camera lens of the other phone he was recording his IG Stories on, seemingly in an attempt to prove a point about its blinding capacity or the irritation it can cause. “I do sincerely apologize,” he said. “I do. I’m very sorry that there was a female on the other end of that flashlight on their phone… But you know, keep in mind, I couldn’t see you because you got the flash this close to me. Which is OK, it’s no problem… But fans—how many people know how to zoom in? Just zoom in instead of popping me in the motherfuckin’ eye with the phone. But I do apologize that there was a female on the other end… I think by this time, you know it’s a well known fact that male or female, I would’ve responded the same exact way.”

He requested for fans to treat him with the same respect that he instructs his security to treat them with. The major takeaway from this event that he imparted was: “Move gracefully.” He ended by inviting the woman he slapped to be “flewed out” to meet him in person, so they can have an “adult conversation” and he can apologize face-to-face. 

After being let off the hook for a battery charge earlier this week for a January incident involving a party promoter, DaBaby may be facing another one in the near future. A video is starting to circulate online of DaBaby seemingly slapping a woman and he has already commented on the altercation.

The footage from Saturday night (Mar. 8) shows DaBaby wading through a packed crowd at a nightclub, where he was hosting an afterparty event. A woman is filming DaBaby with the flash on as he passes by and then her phone is seeing making direct contact with his face. DaBaby, with a hat on and the hood of his winter jacket on his head, quickly spins around and appears to slap the woman across the face before continuing through the crowd. A woman is heard letting out a scream right after the slap and then a few seconds later, someone shouts "Get the fuck outta here." This whole incident seems to have been filmed by another club patron who was standing on the second floor.