Kodak Black Is Out Of Jail

    Things are looking up for “Tunnel Vision” rapper Kodak Black, who was released from the Broward County Jail early Monday morning. Kodak appeared on Instagram Live, cruising in a Rolls Royce and bumping Playboi Carti’s smash banger “Magnolia.”

    Other video showed him vibing to Lauryn Hill’s “Ex-Factor.”

    The 19-year-old MC will be on house arrest for one more year and will have to ask his probation officer and the court for permission to travel for work, reports TMZ.

    Kodak had been sitting in jail since May after being found guilty on five of six counts of violating the terms of his house arrest. This stemmed from his failure to complete a court-ordered anger management program, as well as hitting up a Miami-Dade strip club and a boxing match in Ohio without proper clearance.

    As part of a deal the judge cut him, Kodak only needed to complete a 30-day life skills course to taste freedom once again.

    This came after a long list of legal-setbacks, which have been frustrating for both his team and fans. From drugs and robbery to battery and false imprisonment, Kodak has spent his share of time locked up since rising to prominence a few years ago.

    His latest legal troubles — and overall instability — led to him being dropped from Future’s Nobody’s Safe Tour, replaced by A$AP Ferg.

    For now, he’s home — and will hopefully focus on staying out of trouble and promoting his debut Painting Pictures, which peaked at number three on the Billboard 200.

    19 thoughts on “Kodak Black Is Out Of Jail

    1. yes, the project baby is free. about to drop some more fire. they don’t want to see him winninnnnn’.

    2. Kodak Black is one of them dudes that will never learn from any life lessons so with that being said he will be back in jail in less than 6 months. He will do something stupid again I guarantee it. must be something in that Florida water

    3. Hopefully, the young brother grows wiser and leaves the foolishness behind. I pray some good brothers and sisters help guide him. No man should be in prison especially a black man.

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