Jun 12, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 14 segments
Quake discusses DaBaby settling lawsuit in bowling alley fight, prosecutors showing Lil Durk’s murder of Quando lookalike in music video, Pooh Shiesty’s Gucci Mane kidnapping trial getting hit with…
But let's get into the news.
I mean, there's a lot of stuff, at least news-wise, that's pretty interesting.
It's very short.
There's a lot of updates.
But at least, you know, there's quite a bit in the news.
So the baby finally settles the lawsuit with Danny Lay's brother.
So the baby was dating that Danny Lay girl.
He got into it with her brother in the bowling alley.
And they finally settled the lawsuit.
Now, mind you, I reported on this probably...
Maybe when Sean Wayne was here, my former co-host, which was in 2020, 2021.
That's how long some of these lawsuits drag out for.
It's crazy.
So let's go over it.
It looks like the baby has one less headache on his plate.
According to TMZ, the Suge rapper settled the lawsuit filed against him by Brandon Bill's Denny Lay's brother over their altercation at a bowling alley in California.
Court documents revealed that a notice of settlement was filed last Thursday that stated that the matter will be dismissed in the next 45 days.
Although details of the settlement have not been made public, this particular saga has been well documented over the past years.
Brandon initially asked for $4 million in damages after suing the baby and the bowling alley for their alleged injuries he sustained during the altercation.
During a deposition, Brandon provided his version of what went down at the bowling alley.
He explained that the incident stemmed from the baby publicly disrespecting his sister on social media.
The baby and Danny Lay's then he lay share a child together brandon said that in response to the baby insult in his family he publicly vowed to fight the rapper if they crossed paths that ultimately garnered the attention of blogs and hip-hop publications who reported on his comments when they actually saw each other brandon said that the baby approached him and told him i just want to slap you up a bit i just want to slap you slap you around a little bit Brandon also testified that the baby struck him first, leading to several other members of his entourage joining in.
However, the baby said that Brandon was the aggressor in the situation.
Meanwhile, the baby's seen much success thanks to the release of his single, Pop That Thing, McClap, McClap.
The song gained steam on social media, making it the second song of his career to the top three Billboard charts.
But let's get into the news.
I mean, there's a lot of stuff, at least news-wise, that's pretty interesting.
It's very short.
There's a lot of updates.
But at least, you know, there's quite a bit in the news.
So the baby finally settles the lawsuit with Danny Lay's brother.
So the baby was dating that Danny Lay girl.
He got into it with her brother in the bowling alley.
And they finally settled the lawsuit.
Now, mind you, I reported on this probably...
Maybe when Sean Wayne was here, my former co-host, which was in 2020, 2021.
That's how long some of these lawsuits drag out for.
It's crazy.
So let's go over it.
It looks like the baby has one less headache on his plate.
According to TMZ, the Suge rapper settled the lawsuit filed against him by Brandon Bill's Denny Lay's brother over their altercation at a bowling alley in California.
Court documents revealed that a notice of settlement was filed last Thursday that stated that the matter will be dismissed in the next 45 days.
Although details of the settlement have not been made public, this particular saga has been well documented over the past years.
Brandon initially asked for $4 million in damages after suing the baby and the bowling alley for their alleged injuries he sustained during the altercation.
During a deposition, Brandon provided his version of what went down at the bowling alley.
He explained that the incident stemmed from the baby publicly disrespecting his sister on social media.
The baby and Danny Lay's then he lay share a child together brandon said that in response to the baby insult in his family he publicly vowed to fight the rapper if they crossed paths that ultimately garnered the attention of blogs and hip-hop publications who reported on his comments when they actually saw each other brandon said that the baby approached him and told him i just want to slap you up a bit i just want to slap you slap you around a little bit Brandon also testified that the baby struck him first, leading to several other members of his entourage joining in.
However, the baby said that Brandon was the aggressor in the situation.
Meanwhile, the baby's seen much success thanks to the release of his single, Pop That Thing, McClap, McClap.
The song gained steam on social media, making it the second song of his career to the top three Billboard charts.
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