Kodak Black Gets Ripped for Backhanded Apology After Shooting Shot at Nipsey Hussle’s Girl Lauren London: ‘Disgusting’

It seems Kodak Black has been burning a lot of bridges of late, since he recently dissed Lil Wayne and said the only reason Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G. are legends is because they’re deceased.

Then on Saturday the Florida-raised rapper angered the entire hip-hop community in one fell swoop when he made a pitch for Nipsey Hussle‘s girlfriend Lauren London, just a few days after the rapper was gunned down.

“She finna be out here single,” said Black. “She finna be a whole widow out here. I’ll be the best man I could be for her. I’ll give her a whole year, she might need a whole year to be crying and sh-t for dude … I ain’t trying to shoot at her. I’m saying she can do two, three years. I’ll try to be like a friend to holla, a shoulder to lean on. You can call my line.”

T.I. ripped the 21-year-old for his words.

“Hey, Kodak Black, you outta pocket, n—a,” said Tip on Saturday. “Fix that sh-t quickly, expeditiously. If I see you, I’ma say it to your face. You outta pocket, n—a. Get your motherf–kin’ self together.”

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The Game also tore into Black and said the new generation of rappers are “F—ed up in the head.”

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Not only that, Black was also banned from L.A. radio station Power 106 for his comments, and he walked back some of his words about London over the weekend.

“Hey listen, though, real sh–, this gonna be my last time talking about this,” he said on Live. “If I disrespected you Lauren London in any shape or form, I am sorry, even though I didn’t. Rest in peace to dude.”

“But I’m saying my bad to Lauren London and Nipsey,” he added. “But to whoever else, whatever. Suck a baby d–k. All you old n—– reaching. F–k y’all.”

Afterward, the 21-year-old continued to get blasted on social media.

“The level of disrespect was unnecessary and the apology was even worse,” one person wrote.

“He is disgusting. He has been disgusting and I hope people stop supporting him,” wrote another.

And it wasn’t just Black shooting his shot at London that bothered people, it’s how he referred to Hussle during his backhanded apology.

“He still being disrespectful af by referring to him as “ol dude”😤 Rest In Peace to ol dude really?! You was better off saying nothing 🤷🏾‍♀️🙃👉🏾🚪” someone commented.

“And rest in peace to dude. HE KNOW DAMN WELL HE KNOW HIS NAME BRO,” another person weighed in.

Big Boy, the veteran radio host from L.A.’s 92.3, also responded to Black’s apology and said he was simply disgusted by it.

“I won’t disrespect my timeline posting a pic of Kodak Black,” he wrote. “However, I will say this, I’m not here for the blatant disrespect and fake a– apologies. To disrespect the King Nipsey and The Queen Lauren is where I draw the line.”

You can read the rest of Big Boy’s message below.

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