{"id":6514,"date":"2025-10-17T15:37:29","date_gmt":"2025-10-17T15:37:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/6514\/"},"modified":"2025-10-17T15:37:29","modified_gmt":"2025-10-17T15:37:29","slug":"billy-ado-claims-kodak-black-is-banned-from-brooklyn-for-6ix9ine-collab","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/6514\/","title":{"rendered":"Billy Ado Claims Kodak Black Is Banned From Brooklyn For 6ix9ine Collab"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

When Kodak Black<\/a> and 6ix9ine teamed up with Yailin La M\u00e1s Viral for their 2023 collaboration “Shaka Laka,”<\/a> fans immediately engaged with the controversy. Tekashi’s snitching scandal made many people raise their eyebrows at Kodak, including alleged Nine Trey Bloods affiliate Billy Ado.<\/p>\n

His recent remarks on No Jumper<\/a> also caused conversation due to his claim that the Florida rapper isn’t welcome in Brooklyn anymore due to his collaboration with Tekashi 6ix9ine<\/a>. This mirrors Billy Ado’s similar comments<\/a> over an interview that Wack 100 did with the controversial rapper, arguing that Wack can’t go to Brooklyn anymore either.<\/p>\n

“F**k Kodak do that for? F**k he needed that for?” Billy argued concerning 6ix9ine and Kodak Black’s collaboration.<\/a> “A million dollars? We could’ve gotten you a million dollars, Kodak. We’re getting money over here, too. The f**k you went over there and did a song with a snitch? He the only person that did it, aside from Nicki Minaj<\/a>.”<\/p>\n

However, Adam22 argued that Kodak’s work with Tekashi wasn’t as cordial as it seems on paper. “He did the verse, didn’t really make it look like he f***ed with 6ix9ine in doing the verse, dissed him on the verse, they took the diss out, and then his producer leaked the diss,” he stated. “He also found a way to basically disrespect him in the rollout. So he got the money and got to s**t on him publicly, which I think is what Kodak wanted to do. It didn’t f**k up his image.”<\/p>\n

Kodak Black 6ix9ine Collab<\/p>\n

“It’s still the principle,”<\/a> Billy Ado retorted. “I’m a man that lives off principles and morals. Real s**t. […] I live off principles and morals, bro. […] He can’t come in my hood and dap nobody up. Maybe Brooklyn, but he can’t come to Bed-Stuy and chill. None of my friends would approve of that.”<\/p>\n

“I feel you, but also, the way it worked out for Kodak, he got to keep 95 percent of his respect and he got a million bucks,” Adam22 argued.<\/p>\n

Amid 6ix9ine’s other recent controversies, we’ll see how this develops. Maybe Kodak Black himself addresses this one more time.<\/p>\n