6 Outrageous Kodak Black Moments Since His Prison Release

Kodak Black isn't afraid to put himself out there on social media, so it's no surprise he's the guy accidentally exposing himself in a shower live stream gone wrong. Kodak's infamous phone-drop is just one of a few outrageous moments we've seen from the Florida rapper over the last month, and with a brewing (albeit one-sided) feud with Lil Wayne, it seems he won't be toning things down any time soon.

Click through the gallery to see 6 of Kodak's most outrageous moments of the last little while. Hopefully, we'll have some new music to go along with the antics soon.

Calling Lil Yachty and D.R.A.M. out for "stealing" his "Broccoli" slang (December 14)

While Kodak was locked up, a little song called "Broccoli" by D.R.A.M. and Lil Yachty tore up the charts. After hearing it upon his release from jail at the end of 2016, Kodak had some questions.

"Who these n*ggas is jocking my lil swag, man, talking about "broccoli?", he asked in a video posted to Instagram. "You n*ggas don’t smoke broccoli."

Kodak fans will know that the rapper drops the slang in his song, "No Flockin," where he raps, "Told the doctor I'm a healthy kid, I smoke broccoli."

While he doesn't necessarily approve of rappers using his slang, Kodak conceded that he'll just have to change up his nickname for weed. "From now on, man, I don’t smoke broccoli no more," he said. "I smoke cantaloupe since y’all square ass n*ggas tryna jack the swag. I smoke cantaloupe now."

Yachty would later suggest that he always gives Kodak credit for the term, while E-40 kept the peace by reminding the young'n's he's been using "broccoli" since the 90s.

Live-chatting Kylie Jenner (December 16)

After 21 Savage was incredibly vocal about his infatuation with Kylie Jenner, Kodak Black had what some perceived as a "shoot your shot" moment with Jenner. While was doing a live Instagram feed, someone caught a screencap of a verified account introducing himself. "Was up Kylie" was all it took for Kodak Black to get people talking about his intentions, which were most likely just innocent fandom -- however, the internet will run with anything these days, and it certainly does make for good meme content. Check out the screencap below.

As Lil Yachty will tell you, it doesn't take much to cause a debate with old heads, and mentioning one of the greats is the easiest way to start a firestorm. It's not clear if Kodak was trying to stir up some controversy when he tweeted, "Lil Wayne Ain't The Best Fucking Rapper Alive ... IAM," but that's exactly what happened.

Lil Wayne Ain't The Best Fucking Rapper Alive ... IAM 😁🇭🇹

Accidentally exposing himself in a shower live-stream (December 28)

There are many reasons why doing a live-stream in the shower isn't the greatest idea. Dropping the phone and exposing your junk to thousands of viewers isn't the first hypothetical disaster that comes to mind, but after Kodak did just that, it's hard to think of a worse possible outcome to an already questionable decision. The split-second image of a scrambling naked Kodak was immortalized in screenshots, and inevitably memed to death. Kodak even shared his own joke about the 1-in-a-million shot, writing on Instagram "Lol I got all you n*ggas ol' ladies zooming in trynna see my "Lil Kodak."

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Kodak dropped his phone streaming live and everyone seen his beebop pic.twitter.com/sCbscIR2d8

"Lil Wayne can eat my ass" (January 9)

While his first comment about taking Lil Wayne's spot as the "best rapper alive" seemed fairly harmless, Kodak's next mention of Tunechi's name was both weirder and more up-front. In a video reportedly posted to his Instagram account, Kodak begins to chant "Lil Wayne can eat my ass!" unprompted. The absurdness of the quote and the lack of motive for the comments about Wayne continue to confuse rap fans everywhere.

Kodak Black says "Lil Wayne can Eat my ASS" pic.twitter.com/5KiTHnmDge

Just when you thought Kodak's one-sided feud with Lil Wayne couldn't get any more bizarre, he challenges the rapper to a fistfight.

"Tell Lil Wayne, fight me ... I'ma knock that stupid nigga out ... If he whup me, he's the best rapper alive," he says in a clip, suggesting that he's taken inspiration from Soulja Boy and Chris Brown's proposed boxing match.

As of now, we're still unsure why Kodak has targeted Wayne, but the best guess would be that this is a response to Weezy's claim that he didn't know who Kodak is (or 21 Savage, Lil Uzi Vert, or Lil Yachty, for that matter) in an interview with the New York Times.