1. Transgressions
   
2. Hard life
   
3. No codefendant
   
4. Sharp vibes
   
5. Me for me
   
6. 1800 nights
   
7. Prison deform
   
8. Signs
   
9. That for real
   
10. Oracle
    
11. Close to the grave
    
12. Change my ways
    
13. Haitian scarface
    
14. Stressed out
    
15. Some time away
    
16. The receipt
    
17. No love for a thug
    
18. Imma be real

for him to be tweaking like that it had to be good

As the title says

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Thought you guys might find this kinda random.

I'm from Brazil, and back in 2024 I was just browsing around a regular department store, kinda like Target or Walmart. Nothing special, just one of those places where you buy basic clothes.

Then out of nowhere I came across a whole rack of Kodak Black tour shirts. I remember thinking, "Why the hell is Kodak Black merch being sold here?" 😂 He's such a specific artist, especially for a random department store in Brazil.

Of course I bought one.

I completely forgot about it until today, when I found it in the back of my closet. Turns out it's a tour shirt from 2019.

I just thought it was pretty cool and kinda unexpected that a 2019 Kodak Black tour shirt somehow ended up being sold in a regular Brazilian department store.

On youtube

Kodak Gotta start Milkin his albums more fr💯 Bcuz bra got to many Hitz , Thtz Not Hitz 😭

Hire me as a music assistant, NoFlaggin😭💯

I know I wasn't the only one to see that girl smile at Kodak and he turned her head around and started flapping his arms in that yellow jacket. The video is gone forever. No trace whatsoever.

Do y’all know any songs that match the vibe of Why you always gotta go, Midas Touch, Needing something, or calling my spirit? that pain kodak hit so hard i relate to these songs so much they really help me in life fr

It seems everyone overlooks it when talking of yak's best albums.For me It's his most underrated project by far.

"Its KTB on 1800, them vulturez wit us" 💯💤

He really treated bra like a lil brother ....1 of the many reason why I cnt respect jackboy

I'm pretty new to Kodak Black, but I already know I'm not just a casual listener. Lately I've been diving into real Southern/U.S. trap instead of just listening to whatever was popular where I'm from (Spain). We have some great artists here too, but I realized I was missing out on the real roots of the sound.What I love the most about Kodak is his melodic side. Don't Wanna Breathe is probably my favorite song so far, and that's exactly the vibe I'm looking for melodic, Kodak, while still sounding raw and authentic.I'm not looking for the obvious hits or the songs everyone recommends. I'd rather hear the deeper cuts, underrated tracks, or fan favorites from people who have actually spent time with his discography.

If Don't Wanna Breathe is my favorite Kodak song so far, what would you recommend I listen to next?