Kodak Black Offers To Pay Venue To Perform For Fans After Showing Up Late

Kodak Black is undeniably one of the most controversial rappers in the Hip-Hop world. Black is also a very outspoken rapper, and he is also known to do good things from time to time. He also wanted Drake to mentor him for some reason. He also loves his fans and it seems he even offered to pay a venue to perform for fans after Black showed up late.

Kodak is also known to do good things from time to time. Back in July 2021, Kodak Black bought about 100 air conditioners for housing project residents in Florida. He also donated 5000 turkeys last year.

According to XXL, On January 29th, Detroit’s Little Caesar’s Arena was set to host an electrifying show featuring Kodak Black, along with prominent artists Future, Jeezy, and Babyface Ray. The event was presented by the legendary Motor City radio station 97.9 WJLB.

When Kodak Black arrived at the venue much later than expected, Kodak Black was allegedly denied the chance to perform. In the video clip below, Kodak Black can be seen pleading with the concert’s organizers and even offering to pay for the opportunity to hit the stage.

“Let me go talk to the police, man,” Kodak is heard telling members of the concert’s stage crew as the crowd chants his name. “I’ll pay ’em, bro. I’ll pay them anyway.”

It is uncertain if Kodak Black took the stage at 97.9 WJLB’s The Big Show, but new footage has emerged showing Kutthroat Bill pacing the Little Caesar’s Arena stage in front of the audience.

Moreover, some hip-hop fans in Detroit were treated to a performance by Lil Kodak as he was spotted singing his popular track “Super Gremlin” later that night at a nightclub.

This isn’t the first time Kodak Black has run into issues with event organizers for arriving late to perform. Regardless, we are glad to see Black did such a nice thing for his fans.

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