Breaking News : Kodak Black's new project "Haitian Boy Kodak" ! Deet Inside
Kodak Black's new project "Haitian Boy Kodak" drops at the end of this week.
Kodak Black may have lost some favor among the hip-hop community after pleading guilty to a recent assault charge, which led to lots of scrutiny on social media, but he's trying to gain it back the same way he earned it in the first place: with his music.
The Florida rapper recently announced his upcoming new music, teasing a fresh pack at the end of this week. Along with a preview of his new song "Thermillia," Kodak unveiled his cover artwork for the project. While it has not been announced whether this is an album, mixtape, or an EP, many are expecting this to be an EP with a few songs. Yak wears all-red on the cover, showing love to his Haitian roots with traditional prayer candles on the ground and more.
Haitian Boy Kodak will be released on May 14. It follows up the release of Bill Israel last year.
This week, Kodak caught the attention of thousands by getting a new tattoo in red ink over his eyelids. The ink spells out "Red Rum," or "Murder" backward. He also recently squashed his feud with Pooh Shiesty, so there's a chance they could be working together on new music soon.
Stay tuned for Haitian Boy Kodak on Friday.
It’s still unknown if the project will serve as his first post-prison album, as some chatter has arisen about the pack just being an EP of songs setting the stage for an album later this year. Either way, Haitian Boy Kodak will serve as his first project since the release of November 2020’s Bill Israel, which dropped while he was still behind bars.
On the other side, J. Cole’s rollout for The Off-Season has been immaculate. After testing the waters with “i n t e r l u d e,” the North Carolina native dropped off The Off-Season‘s informative documentary, which gave fans an informative look into his creative process.
Cole is also making his hoop dreams come to life. On Monday (May 10), reports surfaced that he traveled to Africa to sign with Rwanda’s Patriots B.B.C. team to compete in the Basketball Africa League. The 36-year-old former St. John’s walk-on is expected to make his debut on the hardwood on Sunday (May 16).
Kodak Black may have lost some favor among the hip-hop community after pleading guilty to a recent assault charge, which led to lots of scrutiny on social media, but he's trying to gain it back the same way he earned it in the first place: with his music.
The Florida rapper recently announced his upcoming new music, teasing a fresh pack at the end of this week. Along with a preview of his new song "Thermillia," Kodak unveiled his cover artwork for the project. While it has not been announced whether this is an album, mixtape, or an EP, many are expecting this to be an EP with a few songs. Yak wears all-red on the cover, showing love to his Haitian roots with traditional prayer candles on the ground and more.
Haitian Boy Kodak will be released on May 14. It follows up the release of Bill Israel last year.
This week, Kodak caught the attention of thousands by getting a new tattoo in red ink over his eyelids. The ink spells out "Red Rum," or "Murder" backward. He also recently squashed his feud with Pooh Shiesty, so there's a chance they could be working together on new music soon.
Stay tuned for Haitian Boy Kodak on Friday.
It’s still unknown if the project will serve as his first post-prison album, as some chatter has arisen about the pack just being an EP of songs setting the stage for an album later this year. Either way, Haitian Boy Kodak will serve as his first project since the release of November 2020’s Bill Israel, which dropped while he was still behind bars.
On the other side, J. Cole’s rollout for The Off-Season has been immaculate. After testing the waters with “i n t e r l u d e,” the North Carolina native dropped off The Off-Season‘s informative documentary, which gave fans an informative look into his creative process.
Cole is also making his hoop dreams come to life. On Monday (May 10), reports surfaced that he traveled to Africa to sign with Rwanda’s Patriots B.B.C. team to compete in the Basketball Africa League. The 36-year-old former St. John’s walk-on is expected to make his debut on the hardwood on Sunday (May 16).
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