Kodak Black gets into a fight and calls out 21 Savage
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Kodak Black has got himself involved in not one but maybe two fights. The singer exchanged heated words with 21 Savage after allegedly taking part in a brawl in Houston.
Here is everything you need to know.
Kodak Black got into an altercation in Houston
Earlier this week, a video of Kodak Black and his crew getting into a fight started making rounds on social media. The brawl reportedly took place in Houston Texas last night.
If you didn’t know, Black whose, real name is Bill K Kapri, was one of the four people who got shot during an incident in West Hollywood.
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According to reports, the accident occurred near an after-party for Justin Bieber, who ironically sang at Takeoffâs funeral on Friday.
Meanwhile, attorney Bradford Cohen released a statement on social media to share a few facts relating to the attack on Black.
He said that ‘there was an unprovoked attack on an individual Kodak was with.’
Moreover, he claimed that ‘several shots were fired at them.’ But assured that the 24-year-old rapper, ‘will make a full recovery.’
Kodak Black slams 21 Savage for questioning Nas’s relevance
Kodak Black took to his social media handle to blast 21 Savage for his comments on Nas’s relevance. He further defended Queen’s legend and talked about his influence on the culture.
The Floridian rapper mentioned, ‘[21 Savage] talking about, âOh, Nas irrelevant.â How the f*ck Nas irrelevant, h*e?’
Subsequently, he continued, ‘How the f*ck Nas ainât relevant, homie? ni**a smoking deck! Did a f*cking [album with Drake]. We salute Drake, we love Drake, okay, whatever.’
Black then went on to shower the 49-year-old legendary singer with praises. He sang a couple of lyrics from his single ‘I Can’ which was released in 2002.
He recited, ‘Nas that ni**a, homie. I know I can (I know I can) / Be what I wanna be (Be what I wanna be) / If I work hard at it (If I work hard at it) / Iâll be where I wanna be. You crazy, boy! The f**k? Nas that boy. Homie, you tripping. Nas that ni**a, boy, you tripping, boy. The f**k?’
Additionally, he said, ‘A ni**a feed up about Nas. I love that boy, homie. I ainât saying ni**as ainât lit or whatever and they on the real. Nas wasnât bothering you, boy. I wasnât bothering you, ni**a.’
