Boosie Badazz Slams Kodak Black for Team-Up with Tekashi 6ix9ine
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After hearing of Yak’s planned collaboration with notorious rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine, Boosie Badazz regrets working with Kodak Black. The surprising cooperation was revealed on Thursday (July 20), seemingly out of nowhere. “ARE YOU READY FOR TOMORROW @kodakblack?” On Instagram, Tekashi shared a video of himself alongside Kodak, probably during a video session. Soon after the announcement, Kodak began trending with 6ix9ine as fans of the “Super Gremlin” rapper shared their thoughts. While some backed Kodak Black, he lost a supporter in Boosie Badazz, who claims Yak sold his soul to work with “the biggest rat in the world.”
“That n#### Yak f####### me up,” Boosie remarked late Thursday night on Instagram Live. “”I’m interested in how all those Zoes are experiencing. “I know Florida is f####### up right now.” Boosie once called Kodak a “street n####,” but now believes he has “no morals” and “no principles.” “I don’t care how much money you get,” he said emphatically, adding, “I believed that n##### stood up for the streets.” Furthermore, Boosie regrets previous collaborations with Kodak, saying, “wish I would have taken this n#### ass off records.” He went on to claim that Kodak had traded his “morals” and “principles” for money, and in a classic Boosie manner, he questioned how far Yak would go to get at the bag.
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Rapper Boosie Badazz Rips Kodak Black Over His Tekashi 6ix9ine Collabo: “No Principles, No Morals”
Boosie questioned Kodak Black’s willingness to go to such lengths for money, alleging Yak sold his soul to the “biggest rat in the world” for a million dollars. After hearing of Yak’s planned collaboration with notorious rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine, Boosie Badazz regrets working with Kodak Black. The surprising cooperation was revealed on Thursday (July 20), seemingly out of nowhere. “TONIGHT @kodakblack ARE YOU READY?” Tekashi posted a video of himself and Kodak, presumably at a video session, on Instagram. Soon after the announcement, Kodak began trending with 6ix9ine as fans of the “Super Gremlin” rapper shared their thoughts. While some backed Kodak Black, he lost a supporter in Boosie Badazz, who claims Yak sold his soul to work with “the biggest rat in the world.” “That n#### Yak f####### me up,” Boosie remarked late Thursday night on Instagram Live. “I’m curious how all those Zoes are feeling. “I know Florida is f####### up right now.” Boosie once called Kodak a “street n####,” but now believes he has “no morals” and “no principles.” “I don’t care how much money you get,” he said emphatically, adding, “I believed that n##### stood up for the streets.” Furthermore, Boosie regrets previous collaborations with Kodak, saying, “wish I would have taken this n#### ass off records.”
He went on to claim that Kodak had traded his “morals” and “principles” for money, and in classic Boosie manner, he questioned how far Yak would go to get at the bag. “You can do anything with money,” he said. “The biggest rat in the world would pay you a million dollars to sell your soul, but you’d suck a dick for $20 million.” Meanwhile, according to a Univisión statement obtained by Billboard, Tekashi 6ix9ine’s presence at the 2023 Premios Juventud in Puerto Rico was subsequently cancelled because of safety concerns. “We comprehend that many fans are looking eagerly to the much-anticipated performance of 6ix9ine and Yailin “La Más Viral” at this year’s Premios Juventud in Puerto Rico,” the statement said. “The Puerto Rico Convention District Authority, the Puerto Rico Department of Public Safety, and Univisión concluded that the artist 6ix9ine will not be a part of the event after carefully assessing the concerns raised and working closely with local authorities.” This decision is based on safety advice issued by competent institutions, and it is made with the clear determination to always priorities the safety and well-being of all those involved in and attending the exhibition.” Before being officially removed from the event, 6ix9ine was encouraged not to perform, according to El Vocero de Puerto Rico.
