Kodak Black’s Shooting Didn’t Surprise Boosie Badazz One Bit

Boosie Badazz is well-known for his various bizarre antics on social media that certainly give him a lot of attention. However, not all of his antics are harmless internet fun. He has made very problematic comments in the past. This included him making transphobic comments about Dwayne Wade’s daughter Zaya in 2020.

The rapper also previously launched into a homophobic tirade against Lil Nas X, which certainly caused a lot of outrage. Boosie Badazz claimed to have international love and respect in response to the outrage

Kodak Black was involved in an altercation during an afterparty as part of a Justin Bieber concert. This resulted in Black taking a gunshot to the leg as well but he is doing much better now.

While speaking to VladTV, Boosie Badazz talked about Kodak Black getting shot in Los Angeles. Badazz made it clear he is not surprised that Black got shot as Los Angeles is too unsafe for artists to work in.

“I was trying to think why a n**** hit Kodak. My partner was like it might be—I don’t know. I don’t really wanna speak on that.

I don’t know if that was the situation, but when I’m out in public, you always gotta be worried about [things] when you develop a past like that. That’s why my most peaceful times [are] at my crib. When I’m out in the street, regardless of what I’m doing, I’m looking over my shoulder. I got a life of looking over my shoulder.

That’s where all the rappers get robbed, you know, they can’t protect you in L.A. I only go to L.A. to take care of something, get money, get money on business terms. I’m at Universal Studios, I’m trying to get money. Wherever I’m at, I’m not in the streets in L.A. I don’t really got nobody to protect me in L.A. but me.”

Kodak Black was also likely shot due to him disrespecting Nipsey Hussle after his death. It remains to be seen what is next in store for Kodak Black. He is in good spirits, all things considered, but perhaps he should know better than to disrespect the dead from now on and grow as a person.

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