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Lil Baby Says He Is Open to a Collaboration With Sabrina Carpenter
Lil Baby says he is open to collaborating with Sabrina Carpenter, though no collaboration has been announced.
The rapper discussed the idea in an interview with The New York Times’ Popcast.
He said they could create a song together or she could send him one, and he felt he could make it work.
Lil Baby said he is becoming more willing to move beyond his usual musical style.
Rapper and pop-star collaborations have become rare, making the possibility notable.
His album Fresh is due on Nov.
6, but it will not include Carpenter or other pop stars.
The album is set to feature Future, Young Thug and Rylo Rodriguez.
Lil Baby said he is open to making a song with Sabrina Carpenter if they create one together or she sends him material.
He made the comments during an interview with The New York Times’ Popcast.
Lil Baby said he is still partly within his usual musical style but is more willing to step outside it.
His upcoming album, Fresh, is set to arrive on Nov. 6 and will not feature Carpenter or other pop stars.
- Who
- Lil Baby said he is open to collaborating with Sabrina Carpenter.
- What
- He said he could make a collaboration work if they created a song together or she sent him one.
- When
- He spoke on The New York Times’ Popcast on Thursday. The article was published Oct. 30, 2026.
- Where
- The New York Times’ Popcast. The interview location was not stated.
- Why
- He said he is more open to stepping outside his usual musical style.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Lil Baby discussed being open to a collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter on The New York Times’ Popcast.
Lil Baby’s upcoming album, Fresh, is set to arrive without Sabrina Carpenter or other pop stars.
- Potential collaborator
- Sabrina Carpenter
- Interview outlet
- The New York Times’ Popcast
- Album
- Fresh
- Album release date
- Nov. 6
- Expected album guests
- Future, Young Thug and Rylo Rodriguez
What people are saying
I’m still in that box a little bit, but I’m more open to stepping out of the box
Even a Sabrina Carpenter — just say, for instance, in my head, I don’t have a song on my hard drive to send to her. But if we sit there and create something, or she sends me something, I feel like I could make it work.