Kodak Black reignited his long-running stress with NBA YoungBoy by trashing the Louisiana rapper’s newest album in a recent spherical of public jabs that unfolded throughout social media.

The Florida-bred rapper didn’t maintain again when commenting on YoungBoy’s latest undertaking, bluntly stating, “That s### straight ass.” The comment added gasoline to a rivalry that has simmered for years, usually spilling into diss tracks and on-line rants.

Their feud has performed out in waves, with Kodak Black beforehand calling out NBA YoungBoy for carrying nail polish and grouping him with Lil Baby in a put up that ridiculed their model. The criticism got here after Kodak Black had already taken intention at YoungBoy in music and interviews, usually referencing his authorized troubles and habits.

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The stress between the 2 escalated additional as NBA YoungBoy’s supporters pushed the viral “#YBBetter” marketing campaign, a social media pattern that Kodak stated left him feeling harassed and unfairly in contrast. He vented concerning the fixed trolling, saying the net motion made it arduous to disregard the continued drama.

Despite the back-and-forth, there was a short second in early 2023 when the meat appeared to chill. The two rappers related over FaceTime in what gave the impression to be a pleasant change, sparking hypothesis that they could be able to bury the hatchet. But with Kodak’s newest remarks, any hope of reconciliation appears to have pale.

As for NBA YoungBoy, he launched his new album, Make America Slime Again (MASA), on July 4, coinciding with Independence Day. The album marks his eighth studio undertaking and follows his December 2024 launch, I Just Got a Lot on My Shoulders. The cowl artwork, which options the rapper carrying a inexperienced ski masks in entrance of an American flag, sparked important consideration on social media.

Leading as much as the discharge, YoungBoy dropped a number of singles, together with “Where I Been,” “Top Tingz,” “Shot Callin” and “Finest.” Alongside the album launch, NBA YoungBoy introduced the Make America Slime Again Tour, set to start September 1 in Dallas and conclude November 12 in Seattle.

The tour will cowl over 45 cities, together with main markets like New York, Houston and Atlanta, marking his first headlining tour since 2020.

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