Dej Loaf & Kodak Black turn down temporarily to prepare their X-Mas Wish List on touching track “All I Want For Christmas”.
(Photo) Lil Yachty Responds To Kodak Black?
Photo Credit: Instagram Kodak Black was in jail for a majority of 2016, so since his recent release, he’s catching up on everything that he’s missed. One of those things was the mega success that is D.R.A.M. and Lil Yachty’s Grammy-nominated, chart-topping single “Broccoli,” and apparently, the Finesse Kid is not a fan! “Who these lil n*ggas jockin my little swag, talmbout ‘Broccoli’ man?” an annoyed Kodak asked in a new Instagram video while listening to the song. “You know what, I don’t smoke broccoli no more. I smoke cantaloupe since you lil square ass n*ggas trying to steal my lil swag. I smoke cantaloupe now!”
(Video) Kodak Black Says Lil Yachty And D.R.A.M. Stole His Style By Saying Broccoli
Kodak Black now claims that D.R.A.M. and Lil Yachty stole his style. Kodak took to his Instagram to bob his head to D.R.A.M.’s 2016 breakout single “Broccoli.”
#MusicStillMatters NEW MUSIC: Yo Gotti & Kodak Black – Weatherman
After being released from Jail Kodak Black wastes no time getting back to work. Check out his collab with Yo Gotti “Weatherman” after the jump.
Kodak Black Has Been Banned From South Carolina
Kodak Black is no longer allowed to step foot inside of North Carolina unless it’s to go to court. In November, he was booked into the Florence County Detention Center on one charge of first-degree criminal sexual conduct. He was accused of Sexually assaulting a fan in his hotel room.
Damn, Kodak Black Is Now Banned From Where?
Photo Credit: Instagram / Kodak Black Kodak Black was released from prison earlier this month, after serving months behind bars for multiple charges. His initial bid began in Florida, but after he was cleared of the charges he was facing there, he was then extradited to South Carolina, for a charge of criminal sexual conduct. He was later released after posting his $100,000 bond, but today, the state has decided he is no longer welcome to return. They will only allow him in the state if he’s making a court appearance, per local NBC affiliate WYFF4.
