Kodak Black, who was released by President Trump in 2021 on presidential clemency, acknowledged that he had been struggling with addiction since before his 2019 imprisonment.
However, after his participation on Kai Cenat’s livestream earlier this week, those worries have now been brought up once more.
When Kodak joined the well-known streamer’s 30-day “Mafiathon” livestream, his actions quickly drew attention from everyone watching. Many observers referred to his actions as “tweaking,” a term used to describe people who are obviously drunk or high.
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The rapper from “Super Gremlin” spent a significant amount of his appearance talking and babbling while drenched in sweat. Black even managed to land a seal shot at one point, throwing a pill—likely a Percocet—into the air and catching it in his mouth. This startled Cenat, who asked Kodak what he had just popped in his mouth. “It was a Twitch glitch,” Kodak retorted.
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Kodak acknowledged on Instagram Live earlier this year that he had a major issue with Percocets, stating, “I recall a time in my life when I was chewing a lot of Percs.” I’m pleased with myself. Never in my life have I been happier. What the fuck is happening? I have no idea where this came from.
“I can talk about this because it’s my testimony, there’s no shame in my shit — I was taking at least 100 Percs before I just went to jail,” he continued. I looked at this crap and thought, “What the fuck was wrong with me, bruh?” because my average was forty Percocets.
It is safe to state that Kodak has to get help before he suffers the same destiny that so many addicts, both well-known and unknown, have had since the start of the opioid crisis in this country about ten years ago, especially because an acute relapse is clearly imminent.
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