T.I. Previews New Song Addressing Kodak Black

The T.I.-Kodak Black saga doesn’t appear like it will die down anytime soon.

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The two rappers went back and forth earlier this week after Kodak made disrespectful remarks towards Lauren London following Nipsey Hussle’s passing. “Hey, Kodak Black: You outta pocket, n***a. Fix that shit—quickly, expeditiously,” he said in response to Kodak’s insensitive comments.

Kodak later made use of his Instagram to throw further shots at T.I. He said the veteran rapper was only calling him out because Tip wanted to pursue Lauren London first. “Dude just wants first dibs on her,” Kodak said repeatedly during an Instagram live session. “Eat a baby d*ck,” he added.

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Now it looks like Tip has decided to respond to the young Florida rapper through music. On Saturday, T.I. previewed a new song on his Instagram where he seemingly takes shots at him. “I’m conditioned to see the vision, you / I don’t care if you eight or under twenty-two / All that back and forth, what you trying to get into? / I said what I said and I meant it too,” he raps on the soulful track which sounds like it contains some sort of sample as well. Listen to it above and stay tuned for the full version.