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Rapper Kodak Black Dancing Sexually With His Mom Is Normal For Bastard Sons Of Single Black Mothers! (Live Broadcast)

by Tj Sotomayor October 27, 2021 0 comments

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By: Tommy “Tj” Sotomayor

Kodak Black discusses relationship with mom after video of them dancing goes viral

“I grabbed my mama because I treat my mama like my lady,” Kodak said.

Kodak Black decided to address his personal relationship with his mother on Instagram Live Saturday (Oct. 23), after a clip of the “ZEZE” rapper dancing with his mom and touching her butt made its rounds on the Internet recently.

According to Kodak, he decided to discuss the situation not so much for his die-hard fans but for other people who questioned his actions. “I love the shit out my momma,” Kodak said. “We‘ve been through a lot of shit, you know what I’m saying? My momma was my momma and my daddy, bro. My daddy left us when a nigga was young … we was broke as shit. Moms stood up.”

The embattled rapper went on to say that his mom stood by him when he was incarcerated and has been there for him through some of his most challenging moments. Basically, he doesn’t take her for granted at all.

“When I see my mama, homie, I adore her,” Kodak said. “I kiss her feet, homie, what you talkin’ bout boy… Some of you niggas don’t even holla at your mama. Some of you niggas don’t even call your mama, homie. Some of you niggas don’t spend time with your mama, homie… How do you expect to love a bitch if you don’t love your ol’ girl. That’s my ol’ girl. She ain’t trippin’. I don’t give a fuck what you talkin’ bout, nigga. I grabbed my mama because I treat my mama like my lady, nigga. That’s my queen, nigga.”

Kodak specified that he and his mom are not involved sexually. “We ain’t doin’ no crazy shit,” he said. The real reason he may get carried away sometimes is because he wants to make his mom feel “real beautiful.”

“I grab her, like I make her feel real beautiful. I remind my mama, ‘You beautiful, I’m fucked up bout you ma, I’m in love with you,’” he said.

The 24-year-old Florida native then went on to say that he has to question most of the things he shares on social media because he’s worried about how people will react. Instead of noticing that he was “in good spirits” in the aforementioned video clip just days after posting several suicidal tweets, Kodak expressed that detractors chose to focus on the wrong thing.

Check out the full Instagram Live below: