When it comes Black Kodak, he’s okay with being posted online as long as he’s the one doing it. The Florida man recently had to test a man in order to record him. Even though Kodak Black was live on Instagram and it was pitch black, the sound was loud and clear.
“Yeah, check it out, man. Don’t write me down, man. What are you doing,” Kodak questioned. “You’re direct, but you just put the phone in my car, homie. Don’t do that… You’re tripping, boy. Do your best, homie. You are tripping. You don’t see that happened to PnB [Rock]? Don’t you see that just happened to PnB Rock, homie? So why are you recording me? …God forbid some people are crazy [happen]. So what? Come on, buddy. You’re tripping.”
Kodak spoke out about PnB’s departure. After the Philly native’s death, Kodak wrote on Instagram, “Ion often talks about deaths! Go to a funeral or go to a monastery because life goes on, but, SMH. PnB is my boy. I just OTP with you last night! ” Kodak wrote on his Instagram Story after receiving news of the murder. “We’re talking about him coming back and his Poppin again in this rap.”
As we previously reported, the 30-year-old man, real name Rakim Allen, was fatally shot at a Roscoe’s Chicken & Waffles store south of Los Angeles on September 12 after his influencer girlfriend. his, Stephanie Sibounheuang posted a photo of a plate containing the dish. Many people support the ‘selfish’ singer’s love, including Meek Mill and Nicki Minaj. Violence in Los Angeles continues to be a topic so Roddy Ricch, a native, shared a message on Instagram urging people to find better ways to follow their dreams.
Our thoughts continue to go out to the loved ones of PnB Rock.
