The temperature on Kodak Black and Boosie BadAzz's beef is rising as the two rappers continue to trade shots after Boosie disapproved of Yak collaborating on a new song with 6ix9ine.

Kodak Black and Boosie Beef Intensifies

On Thursday (July 27), Kodak Black sent his latest shot at Boosie for dissing him for doing a song with Tekashi. The South Florida rapper shared a video on his Instagram Story of a man calling out Boosie for his actions in the matter. In the video below, the man refers to Boosie as the "most immature 40-year-old ever." Yak wrote over the video, "Poosie a [clown emoji]."

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Never one to hold his tongue, Boosie fired back on Twitter. In the post, Boosie shared a video of Kodak performing. Yak inexplicably pulls down his pants and exposes his rear-end to the people in the front row.

"SOLD U SOUL FA A MILLION," Boosie captioned the post. "I KNOW U A TAKE A D**K for 20 MILLION SMH U BEEN WEIRD. U AINT NEVER BEEN NO STREET N***A U A CAPPER RAPPER LOL NICKELODEON ASS N***A LOL N***A SHOULDA STUCK THEY FINGER N YO A**HOLE #KODAKTHESTALLION."

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Kodak Black Collabs With 6ix9ine, Faces Backlash From Boosie

On July 20, 6ix9ine announced he had a new track with Kodak Black called "Shaka Laka," which drew the ire of Boosie, who immediately called Kodak out.

"That n***ga Yak f**ked me up," Boosie explained in the video below. "I wonder how all them Zoes feel, dawg. I know them Zoes f**ked up right now. I know the state of Florida f**ked up right now. This n**ga ain't got no morals. No principals. Damn, I thought that little n**ga was like that. N**ga ain't no street n**a at all. Damn."

Kodak Black later appeared to respond to Boosie during his set at 2023 Rolling Loud Miami.

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