In this rare, off-the-cuff clip, Kodak Black delivers an unfiltered stream of thoughts that reveals a complex mix of fame, trauma, loyalty, and self-reflection. Speaking from the soul, he opens up about surviving the streets, loyalty to his roots, and the mental war he fights daily—“I be beefin’ with myself.” He dives into deep emotions, brushes with the law, and what it means to grow up where he did while trying to stay real in the face of fame and expectations.
This is Kodak stripped of PR, stripped of performance—just raw truth about pain, resilience, and the pressure of being a black man, a Gemini, and a voice of the hood. Whether it’s reflections on jewelry, trust, or how the women “heard about” him, he lays it all bare with humor and grit.
