Kodak Black Admits He’s “Never Sober” After Sobriety Rumors

Kodak Black is back in the spotlight, but not for the reasons fans had hoped. The “Tunnel Vision” rapper, who once proudly announced in July that he was “mostly sober” and could go days without substances, now finds himself in a rough patch.

Social media was buzzing just weeks ago when Kodak was suspected of taking a Percocet during a livestream with popular content creator Kai Cenat. He later brushed off the concerns, doubling down on his carefree attitude.

“I’m just Yak, bro. Ain’t s*** changed, that’s how I came in this b****,” Kodak fired back at the speculations. He added, “When I’m not high, when I ain’t higher than a b****, I’m vibing. When I’m high, I’m in my coma, bruh.” The statement, though nonchalant, left many fans worried about the star’s well-being and mental state.

Fast forward to his latest livestream, Kodak put any doubts about his sobriety to rest. A fan commented, “I love when Kodak is sober,” and he didn’t hesitate to shut it down. “Bh, I ain’t sober. I look sober? Never sober, bh. For what? Look at all this money. Look at all this cash. Sober for what? I’m too young to die sober,” he declared while flashing a stack of bills.

The rapper’s admission comes on the heels of a powerful plea from Wallo, who recently sat down with Kodak and shared heartfelt words aimed at steering him in the right direction. “You special. Don’t ever doubt yourself. You got them babies counting on you,” Wallo emphasized. “You got to be here.”

Fans were hoping that Wallo’s impactful advice would resonate with the 26-year-old star, especially considering his journey filled with ups and downs. While some fans continue to express their support for Kodak, many are worried about what might come next.

Kodak’s latest admission has left fans torn between concern and frustration. While his talent is undeniable, his candid words about choosing not to stay sober raise deeper questions about his well-being and future. As supporters hold out hope that the rapper takes Wallo’s advice to heart, the spotlight remains on Kodak to see whether he’ll find a way to turn things around for himself and his family.