Kodak Black Continues To Slander T.I.’s Wife In Diss Song “Expeditiously” [New Music]

Kodak Black Continues To Slander T.I.’s Wife In Diss Song “Expeditiously” [New Music]

The Kodak Black vs T.I. beef doesn’t seem to be going away anytime soon. Tensions arose when Kodak spoke about actress Lauren London in the wake of her boyfriend, rapper Nipsey Hussle‘s, death. T.I. publicly warned that he needed to

“fix his behavior expeditiously.”

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Kodak and T.I. have, since, exchanged insults on social media – including T.I. removing all traces of Kodak Black from his popular Trap Music Museum.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BwBJn53FiuY/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

The “King of the South” even revealed a diss track, seemingly aimed at the 21-year-old Miami native. He rapped:

“I’m conditioned to see the vision, you / I don’t care if you’re 81 or 22. All that back and forth finna get into / I said what I said and I meant it too. / Ni**a took it too far, better slow down / Your belief becomes your thoughts, then your thoughts become your word … I can only teach these ni**as the same way that I learned / And that’s a public violation / Ni**as show your a** in the mall and get your a** whooped and maced / I can show you life with no consequences, I don’t know none.”

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Kodak Black has officially responded with his own diss track, ironically titled, “Expeditiously.” In it, he, again, aims insults at T.I.’s wife and children. He rapped:

“Young nigga sticking to the code, ’cause I don’t condone snitching / I ain’t going out like that rapper, I don’t do know tippin’ / When he said my name on the TV, that boy a bold witness / On the news, see T.I.P., that boy don’t got no feelings”

He continued:

“How the hell you calling me out when you know I don’t listen / How you tell me what came out my mouth, don’t even know Nipsey / …Tiny, that b*tch ugly as hell / I don’t even want Piggy”

Yikes! Listen to Kodak Black’s diss song, “Expeditiously,” below.

Written by Miata Shanay