Ray J Claps Back at Kodak Black After Health Remarks Turn Heated
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Ray J craves the fade with Kodak Black and feels the rapper must win. Following a recent interview, the singer-turned-tech entrepreneur has been exchanging barbs with the “Super Gremlin” rapper. Ray J expressed his displeasure with Kodak Black’s recent performance on Drink Champs and urged him to seek help. Black, on the other hand, hit back, alleging the singer intended to go viral. He also claimed that he didn’t require assistance and threatened to bash Ray J’s “lil ass.” Ray J heard about Kodak Black’s words and decided to give him a fade with the revenue going to charity. Ray J believes that getting fit for the battle will assist Black in getting in form.
“Yak know he doesn’t want no real fade, he bragging ’bout he gon’ beat me up,” Ray J stated on Instagram Live Monday (30 October). If you don’t cut it out, bro.” “The sole reason why this fade could make logic for me, you a street n####, right?” he said. Are you a rapper? So, since you stated you were going to beat me up, let’s take the fade. Because you went all the way left with it, the only thing that you can truly do is fade.” Ray J believes that Kodak Black prepping for the fight could result in a “win-win for everybody,” but that the Florida native must win. Ray J also stated that he was disrespected and that Black continued to refer to him as “Lil.” Finally, Ray J stated that he and Kodak Black have no “real” issues, but that the fade would be “fun.”
Ray J Reacts To Kodak Black’s Threats With “Take The Fade”
Ray J isn’t interested in Kodak Black’s threats. To summarise, recent occurrences have raised concerns about the well-being of acclaimed rapper Kodak Black. However, it all started when he expressed his reservations about Kodak’s presence on Drink Champs. His comments of concern sparked a heated exchange between the two artists, prompting issues about Kodak’s mental state and the need for assistance in the entertainment industry. “Yo, somebody needs to grab bro and make sure he’s good,” Ray J said on Instagram. “Nore, this isn’t the interview. We have to aid this guy. I took him to Trump’s house, and he worked the hardest. Due to his lack of direction and respect, they were dissatisfied with the experience. Hello, @wack100. Instead of watching him self-destruct, let’s work out the way we can help him.” The 42-year-old singer claimed that Kodak lacks “guidance” & “respect.” In reaction, Kodak Black, renowned for his fiery personality, did not dismiss his concerns. He denied Ray J’s Trump allegation in a profanity-laced Instagram Live outburst, repeatedly calling him a “b**ch” & a “p**sy.” Kodak argued that he did not require assistance and challenged Ray J, claiming that he could “beat [his] little ass.” Ray J’s participation in the event at Mar-a-Lago was downplayed by Kodak, who claimed he had no big role and questioned his reasons for disclosing it publicly. Furthermore, the Florida rapper claimed Ray J wanted limelight and viral fame rather than dealing with the situation privately. Ray J returned to Instagram Live today to discuss the incident. He stated his willingness to fight Kodak in a fade, implying that this could be the “new trend” in their sector.
Ray J realised that he might have overreacted because he wasn’t acquainted with Kodak personally. He, however, urged a fight with Kodak in a bid to turn the circumstances around for the culture. He advocated donating the earnings to a nonprofit foundation. He insisted that they had no actual problems and that fighting would be an enjoyable and non-destructive way to settle their disputes. “This may be because of the new stuff you’re on… “I’m not sure,” Ray J began in his Instagram Live. “It seemed as if the N—a were out of their mind.” And Ni–as turned left. Isn’t N—a going to bash me up and s**t? Wow.” Ray J, on the other hand, continued. Because you said you’d beat me up, let’s do the fade.” There is only one thing you can do: fade. What’s strange is that I believe you must win the fight. At the very least, he can train and get his physique in shape. It’s a win-win situation. I’m quick to admit when a n***a types too quickly. I didn’t go all out. But, for real, f**k him. He wanted the fade, and he got it. We can donate the entire sum to a foundation. I perform R&B music. I’m the singer, therefore I better get my ass beat like an f**. In any case, we don’t have a real problem. Taking a fade is enjoyable. It’s all about love. But he said he was going to beat my little ass… like what n***a? “Are you going to stop playing? In addition, Ray J commented that he and Kodak Black don’t have “real” issues, but that the fade should be fun.”
