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Since picking up the microphone in 2014, North Carolina rapper DaBaby (born Jonathan Lyndale Kirk in 1991) has shown a keen awareness of how to cultivate presence in the internet era, coupling his bounciest tracks (the flex anthem “Suge,” the equally confident “Goin Baby,” the Offset-featuring “Baby Sitter”) with outrageous videos and crafting a persona by turns rude, violent, goofy, and dead serious. His charismatic and infectious energy carries his tracks, and you can hear a lot of that braggadocio on songs such as 2019’s “VIBEZ” and 2020’s “PRACTICE.” But he can also uncover layers of emotion: On “INTRO,” which leads off <i>KIRK</i>, he raps candidly about losing his father—and thinking about his daughter—in the midst of his rise.