Kodak Black is under fire for using a homophobic slur in his new song "Pimpin' Ain't Eazy." The comments made toward Young M.A. set social media on fire. On the track, Kodak raps the anti-lesbian slur “dyke” several times, he even shoots his shot at Young M.A., who is openly gay.
Via Vibe:
"It feel good to know that somebody love you out there. I know more people love me than hate me. And I do more good than I do bad. I do a lot of stuff, but I do more good than I do bad," he said on Instagram Live, from the seat of a car. He then stated, "How you a girl but don't want your p***y penetrated? How? ... Don't be mad at me because I want you, baby. Don't be mad at me cuz I want you."
It all started from his February release "Pimpin Ain't Eazy," where Kodak references Young M.A. in the chorus and the second verse. On the chorus, he rapped, "I be pullin' out straps on these f**k ni**as, I go Young M.A. on these dumb bi**hes. Like a dyke man, you ni**ass can't f**k with me." And in the second verse: ""I'm f**kin' Young M.A, long as she got a coochie. Say she got the strap and the toolie, say she put the crack in her booty."
Young M.A., who is openly gay, responded to fans' questions on Sunday (March 17) on her own IG Live about how she felt about the lyric. Young M.A. said she thinks Kodak is “on some s**t” and that he is weird.
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