Who Is BabyChiefDoit? Age, Real Name, Songs, and Viral Rise in 2025

Bio/Wiki
Nickname	Jake Roberts, Chief
Profession	Rapper
Date of Birth	May 4, 2009 (approx)1
Physical Stats
Height	~5'7" to 5'9" (170–175 cm
Eye Color	Dark Brown
Hair Color	Black (natural)
Weight	~60–65 kg (132–143 lbs)
Career
Debut Song	Early SoundCloud tracks (2023–24), Breakthrough Track,"Went West"2
Genre	Drill Hip-hop Trap
Instruments & Tools	Vocals
Publisher	NA
Collaborations	Luh Tyler Warhol.SS Questionizer
Occupation	Music Producer & Songwriter
Label	BBLLCDI Labs
Personal Life
Name	Jayden Whitter Jones / Jake Roberts3
Age	16 (as of 2025)
Nationality	American3
Hometown	Chicago, Illinois
Education	Chicago Vocational High School
Ethnicity	African-American (assumed)
Partner & Family
Relationship Status	N/A
Siblings	N/A
Earnings & Assets
Networth	$1.2 million to $1.5 million as of mid 2025
Key Milestones	“Butter” → 1.3 B streams “Permission to Dance” → 600 M TJessie Murph Platinum singles
Income Sources	Songwriting royalties, production fees & publishing deals
Preferences & Interests
Favourites Rappers	Lil B, Lil Uzi Vert
Favourite Songs	"Went West", "Rollin"
Favourite Hobbies	Music, Photography & Video Production4
Social Media
Instagram	@babychiefdoit
Youtube	@babychiefdoit
Twitter	@Babychiefdoitt
Spotify	@babychiefdoit
Fun Instagram Facts
As of July 2025, he has over 605,000 followers and follows about 1,944 accounts. He proudly announced joining the XXL Freshman Cypher on July 21, 2025, calling it a birthday gift and repping his city. Dropped a fiery Lunch Break Freestyle #022 around July 15, 2025, produced by @playclout.gg.That freestyle reel received 338K likes and over 12K comments, showing huge engagement. He has a secondary spam/fan page named @babychiefdoitspams, which has its own massive following of 165K+ users. Emphasizes hustle, loyalty, and self-made success with mantras like: “Our City, Our Sound” His content is filled with Chicago pride, drill culture, and urban aesthetics in both visuals and captions. On December 18, 2024, his reel titled “FEEL THEN LEAP JUMP ❤️” received 32K likes and 648 comments.

✅ Some Unknown Facts about BabyChiefDoit

Where did BabyChiefDoit grow up and how did his childhood shape his rap career?

• Raised in a working-class South Side neighborhood with deep cultural and musical roots.
• Jake Roberts, better known as BabyChiefDoit kicked off his rap journey as a teen in Chicago’s South Side.
• In 2022, he wrote “Rollin” a gritty, melodic banger that quietly stirred local buzz. That track became the foundation for his viral rise in 2024 and beyond.⁵

• Life wasn’t easy growing up for Jake. Raised by a hardworking single mom and supported by his grandfather. While his mom juggled jobs to make ends meet & his granddad fed him soul music and blues classics that taught him rhythm before he even picked up a mic. He often says those early sounds shaped the way he approaches his flows today.

“My granddad was my first music teacher. He played me blues and old soul records, taught me rhythm before I ever held a mic. I battled in parking lots and recorded on my phone with blankets around me. Chicago streets raised me—every line I write comes from that struggle.”⁶

• Jake credits much of his early hunger to what he saw around him. Local street cyphers in Chicago parks. Raw, no-budget rap battles on YouTube. Those were his masterclasses. He moved toward rappers without big label, independent and real.
• By age 15, BabyChiefDoit had already lost several close friends to gun violence and imprisonment. They played a major role in forming his intense and heartfelt rap style.
• He briefly attended Chicago Vocational High School but dropped out to focus on music full-time after his freestyle videos started going viral.
• Even with limited money his family helped him book basic studio time. Many of his early tracks were recorded in homemade setups using blankets and an iPhone.⁷
• He credits his grandfather for teaching him the discipline of daily writing and journaling which became the base of his creative process.⁸
• He often battled outside laundromats and at bus stops which made him builds his confidence and skill.⁹
• With artists like BabyChiefDoit and Ray Vaughn grabbing XXL features and viral moments in 2025 it’s clear this new generation is rewriting the rules of hip-hop fame.

🚀 How did BabyChiefDoit rise in the Chicago drill scene between 2023 and 2025?

• He first dropped tracks like “Who Gon Drive” and “Pancakes and Drugs” on SoundCloud and started gaining attention as an independent artist.¹⁰
• His debut mixtape “Animals Only” released in October 2024 blends raw drill energy with internet chaos and quickly caught the attention of new fans.

“I recorded ‘Pancakes & Drugs’ in a studio for the first time… that video for ‘Who Gon Drive’ and that track just blew up.”

• With “Zoo Life” in 2025, he teamed up with Luh Tyler and WarholSS takes his music to the next level.¹¹
• As he developed his own drill style many fans compared him to PGF Nuk since both came up in the same post-2020 Chicago scene but followed different paths.
• In July 2025 he plans to drop his debut album 26 Days 12 Nights which has already created a buzz.¹²
• Local DJs and party promoters helped build his early buzz by playing his songs at teen events and backyard shows.
• By mid 2025 his YouTube videos started to feel more cinematic and story driven showing growth in his style.
• He started making beats under the name Chief Synth for rising young artists in his hometown.
• To understand BabyChiefDoit’s rise check out the full breakdown of Chicago drill in 2025 featuring how he stands next to peers like PGF Nuk and Doodie Lo: Read the Chicago drill artist breakdown here

📈 What are BabyChiefDoit’s most viral songs and how did they trend on TikTok and Billboard?

• Rollin became a viral sensation in 2024 and reached number one on TikTok’s Rap Billboard Top 50.¹³
• “Went West” released on June 27 2025 reached number 71 on the Billboard Hot 100 and climbed to number 21 on the R&B/Hip-Hop chart.¹⁴
• The hashtags #BBLLCDI and #RollinChallenge went trending on TikTok drawing hundreds of thousands of views.

“’ZOO LIFE’ is like… you know how animals is… a bunch of different animals, but they all in there together? I want you to kind of compare that to real life… we all come from different places, but, at the same time, we got all the same problems.”¹⁵

• The track Rollin stood out for its heavy bass and unique vocals inspiring remix versions across the underground scene.
• Popular gaming streamers used mashups of Rollin which helped the track reach fans around the world.
• He was invited to perform “Went West” live at the BET Hip Hop Awards 2025 Cypher.
• After Zoo Life dropped his videos started trending on platforms like WorldStarHipHop and Complex.¹⁶

🔊 What themes does BabyChiefDoit explore in his lyrics and drill music style?

• His lyrics focus on survival, trauma, street tension and self respect.
• His style uses animal motifs, predator and prey symbols and urban scenes.
• He balances raw emotion and aggression through strong storytelling in tracks like “Snooze You Loose” and “Get Your Claws Off”.¹⁷

“The character that’s in my music … Even if somebody never saw me outside of my music or never saw me, they could hear my character in my music. They could hear my personality.”

• His lyrics explore fate and spiritual battles while grounding them in harsh daily life.
• Songs like “Carnivore City” show both vulnerability and toughness while exploring guilt and paranoia over betrayal.
• His writing uses enjambment and surprising rhymes much like Earl Sweatshirt and Kendrick Lamar.¹⁸
• He changes his flow halfway through “Cagefight Interlude” to echo internal turmoil and fans on Reddit loved it.

🤝 Who has BabyChiefDoit collaborated with and what artists support his music?

• Although BabyChiefDoit is an independent artist without a major label but he’s well-connected to the broader drill community in Chicago. He regularly collaborates with local producers, underground rappers and visual creators maintaining strong ties within the scene.
• He appeared on a remix of “ILBB2” by Jorjiana blending the aggressive energy of drill with bouncy club beats. The track sparked conversations online about his ability to push the drill genre into more danceable & mainstream area.¹⁹

“Working with Jorjiana on the ILBB2 remix was fire, it let me link my drill energy with more danceable vibes, and it showed folks I can bring my Chicago roots into new spaces.”²⁰

• While not officially announced, multiple fan pages and local blogs have speculated that he has been spotted in studio sessions with artists like Lil Zay Osama and the DCG Brothers. These rumored collaborations suggest that he’s gaining respect from bigger names in Chicago rap.
• In April 2025, DJ Akademiks who is one of the most influential voices in hip-hop media have shared a short freestyle clip of BabyChiefDoit on his Instagram story.²¹
• He frequently works with a rising visual designer known as DRAWDONIT. This partnership has helped establish a consistent visual identity for his content especially on YouTube with eye-catching thumbnails and stylish visuals.²²

🌐 What are BabyChiefDoit’s social media stats and most followed platforms in 2025?

• Instagram: @babychiefdoit (~360K followers).
• TikTok: @babychiefdoit (~1.4M followers, 21.8M likes).²³
• Spotify: ~2.6M monthly listeners, over 138M total streams.²⁴
• YouTube: ~230K subscribers with high engagement in Shorts and music video clips.
• Snapchat and Threads accounts also show snippets of unreleased freestyles, meme clips and skits.
• He often surprises fans with random drops using Snapchat stories and Discord invites.

📸 What is BabyChiefDoit’s signature fashion and visual style in music videos and photoshoots?

• Fashion sense: He’s known for wearing oversized hoodies and distressed jeans. This streetwear look complements the raw, unfiltered vibe of his music.²⁵
• Animal-inspired branding: BabyChiefDoit frequently samples tiger roars, wolf growls, and other wild animal sounds in his music. These aren’t just audio gimmicks as they connect to his “zoo” theme and predator-prey storytelling.

“I stayed indie but never moved solo. Chicago drill raised me and the city still fuels my sound.”

• Cover art style: His single and album covers often use digital collage techniques many of which are designed by fans. The result is a gritty yet surreal visual experience that blends underground art with modern aesthetics.
• Music video visuals: His videos fuse DIY shooting styles with heavy post-production. Expect light leaks, glitch effects and lens flare overlays. It’s chaotic yet compelling which is a perfect match for his lyrical tone.
• Symbolism and mood: His videos mix real-life struggles with dreamy effects. This shows how his music talks about survival and hope.

Is BabyChiefDoit’s story real? What controversies and authenticity debates has he faced?

• He has never faced any criminal charges, yet fans across drill communities continues to question his real lif experience.²⁶
• He maintains originality by focusing on lyrical wit and avoiding overused drill tropes.²⁷

“My influence fluctuates with what I’m listening to. Sometimes it’s Kanye West. Sometimes it’s Lil Wayne. Meek Mill. Rick Ross. Sometimes it’s Chief Keef. Veeze. I done took influence from Detroit. I done took influence from New York. Whatever I hear, and I like it, you feel me, I’m finna spew out.”

• In 2025, some accused him of faking his past. He replied with the track “I Been Here” defending his story through lyrics.
• He often says his music is made for people who are tired of pretending and want something real and honest.
• While he includes subtle jabs at others in his songs but he avoids direct diss tracks or public beefs.

What mixtapes, EPs and songs has BabyChiefDoit released as of 2025?

• Mixtapes: Animals Only (2024)
• EP: Zoo Life (2025)
• Singles: “Rollin’,” “Went West,” “Pancakes & Drugs,” “Get Your Claws Off”
• Upcoming: 26 Days, 12 Nights (July 2025)
• Honors: XXL Freshman Class 2025, Rolling Loud California performance
• Featured on Spotify’s “Fresh Drill” and YouTube Music’s “Next Up Chicago” playlists.
• Zoo Life debuted at #12 on Apple Music’s Hip-Hop chart.

How did BabyChiefDoit go viral on TikTok and become a meme icon?

• Signature soundbites like “Slide like it’s zoo hours” and “claws out, eyes wide” dominate TikTok.
• Freestyle clips often land on TikTok’s Explore page earning him a reputation for unpredictable and energetic performances.
• Creators use his audio in POV and comedy skits expanding his presence into lifestyle influencer content.²⁸
• The remix of “Pancakes & Drugs” became a viral trend with breakfast-themed memes flooding TikTok.²⁹
• Filters inspired by his animal masks went viral as TikTok effects.³⁰

What artists influenced BabyChiefDoit and how is he changing the future of drill music?

• He gets inspiration from Chicago drill pioneers like Chief Keef, FBG Duck and Lil Durk while blending it with post SoundCloud rap energy.
• He takes Chicago drill in a new direction by mixing soft melodies with hard-hitting drums.³¹
• His songs blend online humor and viral trends with raw street experiences.
• He’s also influenced by artists outside of drill like XXXTentacion, Tyler, The Creator, and Playboi Carti.
• His raw and experimental “digital primal” style has been discussed in college classes exploring how Gen Z is reshaping drill music.

What are BabyChiefDoit’s plans for the music business and creative future?

• He has signed with APG (Artist Partner Group) for distribution, suggesting that a partnership with EMPIRE may also be underway.³²
• Limited runs of merch including “Zoo Hats” and “Rollin’ Skis” hoodies got  sold out within hours showing fan excitement and demand.
• Fans reportedly organize around his music via subreddits, Discord servers, and remix groups to support each other’s creativity.
• A mini‑documentary titled “YOUTHFUL (Part 1)” featuring BabyChiefDoIt is available on his official YouTube channel.³³
• On the side he shares free beat packs and vocal stems with up-and-coming Chicago artists to support their start in music.
• His digital marketing is reportedly managed by his cousin.
• He has appeared on podcast episodes where he spoke on how drill music can evolve responsibly without glorifying violence thus reflecting artistic growth and maturity.
• There is talk of a potential cameo appearance in an upcoming indie film set in Chicago’s underground rap culture.
• He has allegedly partnered with a youth-focused non-profit to donate earbuds and recording kits to public school students supporting arts access.
• Recently he began experimenting with AI-generated beats during demo sessions to push creative boundaries.
• He is collaborating with indie game developers on a South Side-themed rhythm mobile game scoring it with original music.

Kanika Dhingra

Kanika Dhingra is a pop culture writer with 5+ years of experience decoding celebrity fame. From hip-hop trailblazers to viral chart-toppers, she delivers smart, stylish profiles that resonate with fans and critics alike.