One of 2023’s most controversial collab between Kodak Black and 6ix9ine continues to be as heated as ever. Most recently, the Florida-bred rhymer appeared on the Drink Champs podcast hosted by N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN, to speak on a slew of sizzling topics. Especially what everyone wants to know. About how the collaboration happened as well as how he felt about the backlash that began raining in.
Although Kodak addressed a lot, his obviously unstable and confrontational behavior brought a lot of concern from fans and industry friends alike. His industry friends were most worried about him as they are more acquainted with the road of destruction that they feel he is on. Because of this, raved R&B sensation Ray J took to social media to share his thoughts. He challenged people to take action on Yak’s health and other rising rhymers that we idolize.
“Yo somebody need to grab bro and make sure he good. This ain’t the interview Nore. We gotta help this dude. I took him to Trump house and he did the most. They were not happy with the experience bc he had no guidance and respect. Yo @wack100 let’s figure out how we can help this guy instead of watching him self-destruct.” – Ray J
Never missing a beat, Meek Mill chimed in on the conversation to respond to Ray J’s post. Left without any space for sympathy after Kodak worked with a “snitch”, Meek Mill made his feelings known on the situation.
“I damn near don’t even wanna be labeled a rapper nomore…” – Meek Mill
With that being said, Kodak didn’t take kindly to Ray J’s opinion on his Drink Champs performance. In fact, he threatened him on social media on Sunday (Oct. 29th). The words of worry did not sit well with Kodak Black, who voiced his anger during an Instagram Live session. Standing ten toes on what he said while roaming around a house, the rapper continued to curse out the entrepreneurial singer, sometimes walking off camera. Additionally, Wack100 took to his social media as well to respond to Ray J’s claims.
“Ray J your little a*s is a b*tch, homie” he snapped in the video. “I don’t need your help, p*ssy-a*s n*gga. I’m straight. F*ck wrong with you, homie? Beat your little a*s.” The ”No Flocking” — Kodak Black
Nonetheless, Kodak’s latest appearance raised red flags for his need for him to seek support and treatment. These clout chases will continue as long as the conversation is focused on his antics rather than his health. So as fans and friends, let’s change the narrative by speaking up, showing up, and supporting our fan favorite artists! Especially when the pattern presents itself before it’s too late. Keep up with Kodak Black here at Remixd Mag!
