Kodak Black has had his moments on social media where he slipped up. However, the Florida rapper may be misunderstood. There have been moments he may have had the right idea but, the wrong delivery.
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“Super Gremlin” rapper Kodak Black has had slip-ups on social media. Here are some moments he may have had the right idea but, the wrong delivery:
1. “I Support Breast Cancer.”
In 2018, Kodak Black posted a picture of him on Twitter wearing a pink shirt that read,“ I Support Breast Cancer.”
A word that Kodak might have left out was “awareness,” which would be more accepted on social media.
2. Awkward Wedding Moment
In October 2021, Yak attended a wedding, where he danced with his mother.
A video surfaced with them dancing, and Kodak shocked fans by grabbing his mother’s behind. After being questioned on social media, Kodak went on Instagram live to say he did that to make his mother “feel beautiful.”
Of course, he meant well; however, even that comment was not taken well, and Kodak later deleted the video.
3. The Chicken ‘n’ Waffles Tribute
One of his most recent blunders was last month after he made controversial comments about PnB Rock’s girlfriend after his passing.
On his Instagram, he posted himself eating chicken and waffles with the caption:
“Long live PnB Rock.”
PnB Rock was shot and killed at Roscoe’s Chicken N’ Waffles in Los Angeles; although it may have been too soon, Kodak attempted to pay homage.
Kodak Black Apologizes To PnB Rock’s Girlfriend
The death of PnB Rock had plenty of reactions.
Kodak Black shared some disturbing comments about PnB Rock’s girlfriend after she was accused of sharing their location before he was shot.
The “Super Gremlin’ rapper would later apologize to Stephanie Sibounheuang in an Instagram live.
“I give my apologies to her,” Kodak said. I hope she keeps her head up.”
Kodak said he was angry at the moment of PnB Rock’s death and blamed her because the internet was doing it.
Kodak would later give a tribute to PnB Rock at the 2022 BET Hip-Hop Awards.
