Kodak Black has sparked further fan concern after falling asleep during a recent Instagram Live broadcast.

In viral footage of the moment that surfaced on Monday (August 14), Yak was recording himself on IG Live when he nodded off for a few moments with a cup in his hand.

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Some felt the Florida rapper was simply tired and could’ve used some sleep, while others believed a bigger issue was at play and is proof he needs professional help.

“He needs help fr Shit sad,” one concerned fan commented RapTV‘s Instagram post, while another wrote: “Sad to see his downfall.”

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However, another fan clapped back in Yak’s defense, writing: “‘He’s on drugs’ nah he’s tired of you guys saying dumb shit!”

Watch the clip below:

Fans’ concerns might be well-placed considering Kodak Black was seen being wheeled into a Broward County, Florida hospital earlier this month.

The Sniper Gang leader was filmed lying on a stretcher with one of his arms across his face as paramedics brought him into the hospital. A group of onlookers could be seen in the background, some of them recording on their phones.

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The person who posted the video on TikTok wrote, “Y’all pray for Kodak” on the clip, along with, “#OD #KodakBlack #Prayers #Fyp #BrowardHealth” in the caption.

When someone suggested that Kodak’s hospitalization was merely a stunt for an upcoming music video, the TikTok user replied: “No.”

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That incident came shortly after the “Super Gremlin” hitmaker was seen slurring his words and behaving erratically on Instagram Live in June.

“I’m a great person, I was born an innocent sweet child,” Kodak said at one point during the bizarre broadcast. “Y’all did this to me, on God.”

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Kodak’s possible health issues also come on the heels of yet more legal trouble for the 26-year-old, who was booked into Broward County Jail in June but was quickly released on a $250,000 bond.