Skilla Baby Thanks God, Fans and Drops Bars After Detroit Shooting

Rapper Skilla Baby is giving thanks and praise after he was shot multiple times in Detroit last month … and after some humble words, he gets defiant against unnamed haters in some new rhymes.

Wednesday night, the “Leave It in the Streets” rapper posted a video on Instagram thanking his fans, supporters, and God for his recovery … with his right hand in view, still bandaged up. Sitting inside a vehicle, he says he never would question God’s reason why he was shot — and then he breaks out with some new bars.

“I don’t fear n****s, I fear God / That n**** shot my truck up 20 times, I never cried” … “They pushed up on a millionaire, they havin’ too much pride.” Check out the full video to catch the rest.

As we reported, Skilla — legal name Trevon Gardner — was shot multiple times in May in a targeted attack in Redford Township, Michigan, on the outskirts of Detroit.

Police said he was driving alone on a Thursday night near 8 Mile and Beech Daly when an unidentified suspect vehicle pulled up alongside Skilla’s SUV and someone inside fired about 25 rounds at the rapper. He swerved and crashed into a building … and he was hospitalized with wounds to his hand, head, back and thigh.

In his post last night, he shouts out #NeckBraidRadio in the caption, and toward the end of his one-man cypher, he raps “I gotta good feeling it’s gonna be a long summer.”

After airing it out, it sounds like Skilla Baby’s ready to get back into the game with extra inspiration.