22 Mar Kodak Black Denies Crossing Boundaries With Latto After She Revealed A Male Artist On Her Album Couldn’t “Keep It Business”

The innanet is full of detectives and they were on the case after Latto revealed she was having a difficult time clearing songs for her album due to a male artist trying to mix business and pleasure with her.

Latto sat down with the folks at Big Boy’s Neighborhood and revealed that she was struggling to clear a verse from a male artist, who was “trynna drop [his] nuts” on her instead of keeping things professional. Although Latto did not drop any names during the interview, folks online assumed she was talking about Kodak after the ATL rapper unveiled the track list for the project.

Among the male artists on the album are 21 Savage, Lil Wayne, Childish Gambino, Nardo Wick and Kodak Black. It seems like Latto fans narrowed it down to Kodak after footage of him speaking on sleeping with female artists began to surface online.

Nevertheless, Yak took to Twitter denying the allegations.

“That Mulatto girl is NOT talking bout me homie,” he wrote. “I see y’all steady reaching lol… Shawty ain’t even say a n*gga name on dat sh*t ion know why tf y’all trynna make a n*gga wear dat jacket I’m too fly fa dat sh*t homie.”

As we previously reported, Latto stated that men in the industry are difficult to deal with because they constantly make sexual advances to female artists. While Kodak is denying that he is the unnamed artist, folks on Twitter pointed out he previously admitted to having sexual relations with female artists signed to him.

Kodak explained that female artists who mess with him are going to go platinum, to which Charlamagne stated that he cannot expect women to sleep with him just because they’re doing music together. Kodak responded with the following:

“So why you expect a n*gga to just do music with you then? Look my female artists, this is how it is right. ‘Cause I know n*ggas and all that. I gotta bust ’em. Like they don’t gotta be my girlfriend but imma bust ’em. We gonna keep it business but with girls, you gotta have they mind. So with my female artists, like imma be fun and sh*t, paying for your appearance and your music but when I say ‘Aye you gotta come to the studio, we got a tour,’ it’s no questions asked.”

Latto has yet to name the artist in question.

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