Kodak Black recently rambled on Instagram live about having fake friends and love in the industry. Moreover, he spoke quickly and bluntly about his issues and his emotions concerning others in the rap game. Also, as he looked down at his phone camera with seemingly a joint between his fingers, he expressed frustration in a pretty calm way.
"I got no homeboys, I ain't got no friends, I don't need no friends. F**k ya, b***h. All you n***as wanna be like me anyway. All you n***as be fake like you f**k with me, like I'm your dawg. [You] be behind my back, hatin' on me, want my drip, want my energy. [You] wanna be able to rap like me, wanna be able to stunt like me, wanna be able to act like me, wanna be able to walk or talk like me. Know what I'm saying? Since I was young, since I was a git, since I was a baby. I've seen every one of you f**k n***as be around me trying to imitate me and duplicate me. You know what I'm saying? F**k ya, b***h."
Praise For Kodak Black Despite Fake Love
While Kodak might feel justified in his issues and indignation, he did recently receive glowing praise from a leader of the culture. Furthermore, Charlamagne Tha God recently called Kodak the "GOAT," comparing him to Kendrick Lamar in the same light. “I look at Kodak Black the same way I look at Kendrick Lamar,” the host and commentator remarked. “I’m not even joking. I feel like they’re both two different levels of prolific. They’re telling similar stories, just from different places. They’re just two different versions of the same kid from the hood.”
Meanwhile, Yak actually responded to Charlamagne's comments, and the Kendrick connection isn't flimsy given the Florida rapper's contributions to his album Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers. “APPRECIATE EVERYBODY,” he posted on Instagram after Charlamagne's take went viral. “MEANS SOOOO MUCH TO ME.” Even though some people might not see the comparison, it still reflects the impactful, albeit controversial, career of the "Super Gremlin' MC. Regardless, check back in with HNHH for the latest news and updates on Kodak Black and fake industry love.