Kodak Black Has An Album On The Way, His Lawyer Confirms

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Kodak Black's lawyer confirmed his client would be releasing a new album in the near future.

Kodak Black could very well be out of prison and into a halfway house as early as 2021 but fans can't wait any longer for the rapper to release new music. He's unleashed a few singles since behind bars including "Vultures Cry 2" and "Because Of You." Though neither track necessarily hit the mark as intended, a follow-up to Dying To Live could be arriving in the near future. 

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Kodak's lawyer, Bradford Cohen, has steadily been keeping the world updated on the latest developments in the world of the Florida rapper. Most recently, Cohen shared a post echoing the sentiment that Yak first started the term "WAP" which was recently popularized by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion with their chart-topping single. A fan slid in the comment section requesting an update on Kodak's next project, asking, "Can we get a kodak album tho we waiting to damn long."

Though no release date has been set, Cohen assured the fan that it was on the way with a brief response. "yep coming soon," he replied. 

Kodak Black is still expected to be officially released on October 7, 2022, though a recent error in his court documents might result in an earlier release. Kodak's criminal history was incorrectly categorized as third-degree. The judge requested that it be corrected to accurately reflect Kodak's criminal as category two, instead. We'll keep you posted on any more updates regarding Kodak's case.

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