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Kodak Black Loses Toilet Battle W/ His Hundreds Of Dollars

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Florida rapper Kodak Black is really doing the most these days. The hip-hop star has social media wondering what’s going on with him courtesy of a clip showing him disrespecting money in the worst way. Black goes to his Instagram Story with a clip of himself actually flushing hundreds down an actual toilet bowl. Black […]

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Kodak’s Instagram Page Has Faded To Black

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Florida rapper Kodak Black has people questioning his whereabouts. The hip-hop troll has decided to seek some privacy at this time to – presumably – reflect on how he literally flushed any hopes of financial security down the toilet. Kodak’s Instagram Page Fades to Black Just yesterday the Sunshine State rapper shared super cringe footage […]

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10 Priceless Reactions To Kodak Black Destroying $100,000

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Florida rapper Kodak Black is taking the whole money to blow concept a little too far. The rap star appears to just not care about currency after sharing footage of himself both on a private boat throwing over $100,000 away into an ocean and trying to flush money down a toilet. Social media has ignited […]

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Kodak Black Threw Thousands Of Dollars In The Ocean And Down A Toilet

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“Throwing your money away” is a common expression that means somebody is wasting their funds on useless things or are otherwise living with a lack of financial smarts. Kodak Black, however, decided to take that statement literally by actually getting rid of stacks of hundred dollar bills.

In a video shared on Instagram last night, the rapper is on a boat, grabbing stacks of hundreds and throwing them overboard into the water. He captioned the post, “I Broke You Off When Dem F*ck N****s Wouldn’t Give You A Dime !!! I Ain’t Owe You Sh*t N**** I Just Wanted To See You Shine !!! Yeen Never Gave Me Sh*t N**** I Had My Own Grind !!!!”

Then, in a tweet from earlier today, he tweeted a video of himself trying (and failing) to flush more $100s down a toilet.

Notably, this comes after the rapper tweeted that he would donate $1 million to charity if he received a pardon from Donald Trump in his final days in office. Sure enough, Black got the pardon he was looking for, but the tweet in which Kodak made his philanthropic promise was deleted. At the time, his lawyer said in a statement, “A statement promising something for something in exchange is not appropriate and although Kodak has always given to charity his whole career and will continue to do charity, not in exchange for anything. Some think this is a story. It isn’t.”

Coi Leray Is Lonely ‘At The Top’ Despite Having Kodak Black And Mustard For Company

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Now that Coi Leray has featured on the 2021 XXL Freshman class, she’s got more eyes on her than ever. She makes an effort to satisfy the demand for a follow-up hit to her breakout “No More Parties” with her new single, “At The Top,” courtesy of a beat by hitmaking producer Mustard and fellow Freshman honoree Kodak Black.

Featuring a bright, uptempo beat, “At The Top” finds Coi Leray enjoying her newfound fame while reminding listeners that the only thing that’s changed is the number in her bank account. She uses a variety of flows from the lilting melody of the hook to a Playboi Carti-esque, clipped cadence at the beginning of her verse. Kodak, who was recently sentenced to probation in his 2016 sexual assault case, provides a boastful verse to bring the back end of the song home, bragging that he’s “eating branzino fish.”

Coi’s big year has also included a few feature verses as her contemporaries employed her to add her infectious charm to the remix of “Options” by Earthgang and Wale and to DDG’s “Impatient.”

Listen to Coi Leray’s “At The Top” featuring Kodak Black and Mustard above.

Kodak Black is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.