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Rolling Out reports that Detroit rapper Skilla Baby is set to take his debut album across the country this fall on "The Price of Fame Tour," routed by Live Nation Urban through New York, Los Angeles, and other major hip-hop markets. The announcement comes after a turbulent May 2025, when the artist survived a shooting incident while driving his SUV. The tour's title carries added weight in that context, framing the road ahead as both professional milestone and personal reckoning.
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