BREAKING NEWS: Jackboy Speaks Out on Kodak Black, "I'm Not Going to Die"
In a shocking development that has sent ripples through the hip-hop community, Jackboy has finally broken his silence regarding the years-long tension with former friend and collaborator Kodak Black.
In a passionate statement released earlier today, Jackboy made it clear that he's reached his breaking point after what he describes as three years of constant antagonism from Kodak Black.
"For the last three years, he's been speaking on me in every song," Jackboy stated emphatically. "It hasn't been me running my mouth or keeping this beef alive—it's been him, consistently, and I'm tired of it."
The Florida rapper emphasized that despite his previous restraint, he's now taking a firm stance on the situation. "I want everyone to know that I'm not backing down," he declared. "And most importantly, I'm not going to be the one that dies in this situation."
In what appears to be a sobering reference to how these industry conflicts can sometimes escalate beyond words, Jackboy warned, "Everyone's gonna cry if something happens, but I'm making it clear right now where I stand."
The tension between the two artists, who were once close associates under the Sniper Gang label, has been simmering publicly since their falling out in 2021. While Jackboy has largely avoided addressing the situation directly until now, Kodak Black has reportedly made numerous references to their conflict in his music over the years.
Industry insiders are now watching closely to see if this public statement will lead to a resolution between the two or potentially escalate the situation further.
Representatives for Kodak Black have not yet responded to requests for comment on Jackboy's statements.
We will continue to update this developing story as more information becomes available.
