“I had told Drake I don’t wanna do no collab,” Black said on Instagram live. No songs or no album. ‘Cause we were supposed to do a whole album before him and {21 Savage} Lil buddy.” 

Kodak continued, “Before him {Drake} and {21 Savage} lil’ buddy did that shit, I had told him to wait until like 2023, like, after February.”

The Florida native recalls mentioning a collaboration album with Drake during the summer of 2022.

“Me and Drake, we got some more music,” Black said. “It’s really like whenever bro might feel like he ready and stuff. They be like, Are we going to drop the album we going to do this? It’s really on him. We got songs though.”

The beef between Kodak Black and the “A Lot” rapper stems from comments by 21, saying none of his 2016 XXL Freshman classmates could beat him in a Verzuz, which Black then took exception to alongside the “irrelevant” comment the Atlanta-bred artist made towards Nas.

Drake might have changed his mind about collaborating with the “Too Many Years” artist since he has put out more songs with 21 Savage.

Yak also may have dodged a bullet on an album with Drake because the “Miss Me” artist, along with Savage, had to settle a lawsuit over a fake Vogue cover.

Kodak isn’t the only rapper who changed his mind about doing a collaboration album with an artist.
In a recent interview, Boosie said his album with T.I. may not happen due to the Atlanta artist admitting he has snitched. He also feels it doesn’t matter if it happened before he became a rapper.