Kodak Black is ready to go to war over Adin Ross, promising to inflict bodily harm on the popular streamer’s adversaries.
On Monday (April 1), the Florida native joined the 23-year-old for a livestream on Kick.
During the same meeting, the two also briefly went live hopped on Yak’s Instagram Live, during which he declared: “Man, we gon’ cremate a n-gga that’s fucking with Adin, boy! Yeah! I’ll cut a n-gga dick off and put it in his mouth.”
Adin, who appeared to be caught off guard by his guest’s passion, rolled with it anyway.
Check out the clip below:
Kodak Black pledges allegiance to Adin Ross by threatening to castrate his enemies pic.twitter.com/TiErQuz7v7
— HipHopDX (@HipHopDX) April 3, 2024
In other news, Kodak Black recently escalated his pursuit of GloRilla by referencing one of her particularly raunchy bars in an attempt to charm her into his corner.
Late last month, he made yet another play for Big Glo as he vibed to her verse on the remix of BossMan DLow’s song “Fineese.”
“Bitch say she could make her throat stretch! Bitch show me! How far?,” he asked during an Instagram Live stream as the song played in the background.
In her verse, the 24-year-old raps: “You hangin’ with the n-ggas that bucked you for your pistol, you a brewster/ I can make my throat stretch (Ayy), I can make a mess (Woo)/ Instead ran up a couple hundred thousand, went thirty days no sex/ You know how lame it is to confront me about a n-gga through a text?/ You know how fast I’ll turn your favorite n-gga into your favorite ex, ho?”
This certainly wasn’t the first time Kodak Black lusted over the rising Memphis rapper. Back in 2022, the “Super Gremlin” rhymer took a page from Wayne Gretzky’s book and declared that you “miss 100 percent of the shots you don’t take” when it comes to women.
In the comment section of Glo’s Instagram Live, he attempted to flirt with the First Lady of CMG by referencing a bar from her Cardi B-assisted hit, “Tomorrow 2.”
“You prolly aint my girl today but that’s why I love tomorrow,” he wrote.
The two later met up in public, with Kodak appearing shy and reserved as he stood by his peer.
