Biography
A landmark presence amid the Detroit hip-hop surge of the 2010s and 2020s, rapper Sada Baby charged into his local scene through tireless flows, trademark dance steps, and unwavering lyricism. His Drego-assisted “Bloxk Party,” taken from the 2019 mixtape Bartier Bounty, quickly registered as a regional staple and helped propel his profile; the 2020 release Skuba Sada 2 then marked his first Billboard 200 entry.
Born in 1992 and also known as Skuba Steve, Sada Baby reached the Detroit rap circuit in his early twenties. An appearance on fellow Detroiter Danny Mellz’s “Megaman X” preceded a string of self-released singles that led to the 2017 mixtape Skuba Sada. That project, featuring Oba Rowland, Motown Ty, and additional guests, showcased his range across high-energy bravado, melodic street narratives, and a reinterpretation of Mark Morrison’s “Return of the Mack.” Before the year ended he issued another eclectic collection, D.O.N.: Dat One Nigga, again drawing contributions from Ashley Sorrell and Motown Ty.
The 2018 collaboration “Bloxk Party” with Drego soon stood as his most prominent track. One of the era’s signature Detroit cuts, it highlighted his vocal flexibility, array of flows, and the memorable, movement-centered visuals that accompanied it. In the first months of 2019 he delivered the twenty-track Bartier Bounty, tilting toward hard-hitting, momentum-driven selections that cemented the project as a modern Detroit benchmark and housed both “Bloxk Party” and several other incendiary anthems. After issuing further singles to close the year, he resurfaced forcefully in early 2020 with the consecutive mixtapes Brolik and Skuba Sada 2. Although both maintained the aggressive stance of Bartier Bounty, his off-kilter side surfaced on the kinetic funk of “Slide” and the Kool & the Gang-sampling “Aktivated.” That same year he released “Whole Lotta Choppas,” which featured Nicki Minaj. The Lost Tapes arrived in 2021, followed in 2022 by Bartier Bounty 3 and Skuba Sada 2.5. In 2023 he joined Shogun jizzol and 94fatso on Tracer Pack.
Born in 1992 and also known as Skuba Steve, Sada Baby reached the Detroit rap circuit in his early twenties. An appearance on fellow Detroiter Danny Mellz’s “Megaman X” preceded a string of self-released singles that led to the 2017 mixtape Skuba Sada. That project, featuring Oba Rowland, Motown Ty, and additional guests, showcased his range across high-energy bravado, melodic street narratives, and a reinterpretation of Mark Morrison’s “Return of the Mack.” Before the year ended he issued another eclectic collection, D.O.N.: Dat One Nigga, again drawing contributions from Ashley Sorrell and Motown Ty.
The 2018 collaboration “Bloxk Party” with Drego soon stood as his most prominent track. One of the era’s signature Detroit cuts, it highlighted his vocal flexibility, array of flows, and the memorable, movement-centered visuals that accompanied it. In the first months of 2019 he delivered the twenty-track Bartier Bounty, tilting toward hard-hitting, momentum-driven selections that cemented the project as a modern Detroit benchmark and housed both “Bloxk Party” and several other incendiary anthems. After issuing further singles to close the year, he resurfaced forcefully in early 2020 with the consecutive mixtapes Brolik and Skuba Sada 2. Although both maintained the aggressive stance of Bartier Bounty, his off-kilter side surfaced on the kinetic funk of “Slide” and the Kool & the Gang-sampling “Aktivated.” That same year he released “Whole Lotta Choppas,” which featured Nicki Minaj. The Lost Tapes arrived in 2021, followed in 2022 by Bartier Bounty 3 and Skuba Sada 2.5. In 2023 he joined Shogun jizzol and 94fatso on Tracer Pack.
Albums

Bridge Kard Blessings
2025

Motor City Moonshine
2024

SkuBop
2023

SHONUFF
2023

Skuba Sada 2.5
2022

Bartier Bounty 3
2022

Bartier Bounty
2022

The Lost Tapes 2
2021

The Lost Tapes
2021

The Skuba Skilla Show
2021

Ktn
2021

KTN
2021

The Lost Tapes of Skuba Sada
2020

Carmelo Bryant
2020

Bartier Bounty 2
2020

Skuba Sada 2
2020

D.O.N - Dat One Nigga
2017

Skuba Sada
2017
Singles

Close Friends
2025

Ghetto Of Detroit
2024

Running Out Of Whiskey
2024

Mud Dawgs
2024

All I Really Want (feat. Sada Baby)
2024

REALLY ON
2024

2K24
2024

Tap In
2024

Bank
2024

Steppa
2024

Callin Plays
2024

Playground
2024

Uh Oh
2024

Running Man
2024

Hangover
2024

SELFISH (REMIX)
2024

Throw It Back (feat. Joe Moses & Sada Baby)
2023

Lenny Cooke
2023

Category Five
2023

Tooth Ache
2023

Ugly Sweater
2023

SUKISADA (Remastered)
2023

Dummy
2023

KHALIFA MODE
2023

Josh Jackson
2023

SUKISADA
2022

Lick It
2022

Halftime
2022

Skuwop
2022

3AM IN ATL
2022

Rojo
2022

Blitz
2022

Machete
2022

Khixo
2022

Riko Suave
2022

No Sombrero
2022

NO SOMBRERO
2022

Akuna
2022

AKUNA
2022

Faze Bag
2022

FAZE BAG
2022

Skuba Steve Austin
2022

2 Freaks (feat. Snoop Dogg)
2022

Like Sada
2022

Bop Stick
2022

Perfect Form Skub
2022

Sada Wada
2022

CJ
2021

Super Smash Bros
2021

Little While (feat. Big Sean & Hit-Boy)
2021

Clap For 'Em
2021

Pandemic
2021

Pressikan
2020

Kain't Knock The Hustle
2020

Whole Lotta Choppas (Remix) [feat. Nicki Minaj]
2020

Whole Lotta Choppas
2020

Grande Sangre
2020

Tour
2020

Aktivated
2020

Pressin (feat. King Von)
2020

2K20
2019

Next Up (feat. Tee Grizzley)
2019

Driple Double
2018

Cheat Code
2018

Bloxk Party (feat. Drego)
2018

Freaky Nike
2018

Roadside Assistance
2018

Real Shit
2018

Skate Land
2018

First Name Basis
2018

Game 7 (feat. Damn Jonboi, Fmb Dz, Tooda, Re Up & GT)
2017

#SkubaRuffin (feat Poppa Sadda & Tooda Man)
2017

And 1
2017

Ape Shit
2017

My Eyes (feat. GT)
2017

Oh Boy (feat. FMB DZ)
2017

Bartier Bounty
2017
