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Wack 100 Says Kodak Black Was Allegedly Shot Over Lauren London Comments
For those that don’t know, Kodak Black was recently shot at Justin Bieber’s party in Los Angeles during Super Bowl weekend. Over the last week, rumors surfaced that Toronto rapper Pressa’s team may have been involved.
However, during a recent interview on Clubhouse, Wack 100 stated his belief that an LA-based gang was behind the shooting. He also seems to believe that the shooting was over comments made by Kodak about Lauren London, following the death of Nipsey Hussle.
“Lauren London that’s baby, though,” said Kodak in April 2019. “She ’bout to be out here single. She fittin’ to be a whole widow out here. I’ll be the best man I can be for her. I’ll give her a whole year. She might need a whole year of crying and sh*t for [Nipsey].”
According to Wack, someone apparently still harbored resentment for Yak over his comments and waited until the Florida rapper was in LA to shoot him.
“Ni**as out here trippin’ on Kodak, man. On some clout chasing sh*t,” Wack said. “Talkin’ ’bout, ‘What’s that sh*t you said about Lauren London?’ Man, get the f*ck out of here. But Kodak got off!”
Rapper Kodak Black spotted leaving the Novo Theatre in Los Angeles, Calif. following his show – London Entertainment/Shutterstock
Kodak since the shooting
It seems like getting shot hasn’t kept Kodak down, however. The Super Gremlin artist took to Instagram live on February 19, putting his leg wound on display and shrugging off the danger of the incident.
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“Quarterbacks get sacked too,” Yak said during the live. “Listen bruh, n**** done popped me. Stop playing. This sh*t pu**y. But at the end of the day, alright, n****s take they licks.”
Kodak is currently on probation as a result of his 2019 weapons case. His original sentence was commuted after a presidential pardon from Donald Trump during his last days in office. In a video from Jan. 21, the Florida rapper celebrated being free for more than a year for the first time in his adult life.
“Since I was 14…I wasn’t never able to catch a whole year out on the streets,” he said. “To stay out celebrating a year of freedom, caught that bi*ch. Instead of being in and out of juvie, detention center program, go*damn county jail, prison, sh*t like that…I see everybody doing the 10 year challenge, so this is a big accomplishment for me.”
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Written by Olan Bryant
