Kodak Black Net Worth, Age, Biography and Career

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Kodak Black Profile

Real Name:	Dieuson Octave
Stage Name:	Kodak Black
Other Name:	Bill Kahan BlancoJ-Black
Nationality:	American
Country:	United States
Date Of Birth:	June 11, 1997
Birth Town:	Pompano Beach, Florida, U.S
Age:	25 years old as of (2023)
Occupation:	Rapper, Singer, Song Writer
Music Genre:	Hip hop, Trap, Mumble Rap
Lebels:	Capitol, Sniper Gang (current lebel), Dollaz N DealzAtlantic (former lebel)
Year’s Active:	2009 – Present
Children:	1
Wife:	Under Research
Net Worth In Dollar:	$800,000 (USD)
Net Worth In Euro:	€700,900
Net Worth In Naira:	₦480,00,000
Net Worth In Rupee:	₹65,986,840.00
Website:	Kodak Black Official Site

Kodak Black Biography

Bill Kahan Kapri, also known as Kodak Black, is an American rapper who was born Dieuson Octave on June 11, 1997. With the 2014 release of his track “No Flockin,” he first came to public attention.

His debut album, Painting Pictures (2017), had the Billboard Hot 100 top 10 single “Tunnel Vision,” and it peaked at number three on the US Billboard 200. Dying to Live (2018) by Black reached its highest point on the Billboard 200, and the track “Zeze” (with Travis Scott and Offset) reached its highest point on the Hot 100.

Periods of mainstream success, as well as public conflicts and legal problems, have all been a part of Kodak Black’s career. His legal issues started when he was in middle school and greatly increased in the late 2010s.

Black was caught in 2019 for possessing guns and given a sentence of roughly four years in federal prison; in 2021, President Donald Trump shortened his sentence. Bill Israel, his third studio album, was released while he was behind bars (2020). Back for Everything, his fourth studio album, was released in 2022 and includes the smash song “Super Gremlin” as a bonus track.

Kodak Black Early Life

The son of Haitian immigrant Marcelene Octave, Kodak Black was born Dieuson Octave on June 11, 1997 in Pompano Beach, Florida. Later, Bill Kahan Kapri became his legal name. Kodak Black was reared by his mother in Golden Acres, a Pompano Beach public housing development.

Kodak Black began rapping in elementary school and began recording songs at a nearby trap house after school. He read dictionaries and thesauruses in his youth to expand his vocabulary.

With his companions, Kodak Black routinely engaged in altercations and break-ins. He was arrested for motor theft in middle school after being dismissed from school for fighting in the fifth grade. He claimed that he had two choices growing up: “sell drugs with a gun on his hip or rap.”

Kodak Black began using the moniker “Black” at the age of six. He also went by the moniker “Lil’ Black.” Because “Kodak is known for photographs and all that,” he chose the nickname “Kodak Black” when he joined Instagram. When he began to rap, this later evolved into his stage moniker and was a favorite among his followers.

Kodak Black Musical Lifestyle

Rappers Boosie Badazz and Chief Keef have reportedly impacted Kodak Black, whose songs frequently refers to “past and present criminal transgressions.”

The New Yorker noted that Kapri “joins other young rappers who have abandoned an old-school emphasis on lyrical variety, independence, and personal catharsis” and praised his “manifestly youthful voice” and “mutinous sound.”

The Fader said in 2016 that he “explains the perpetual state of anguish that residing in a place of extreme poverty might entail. His music playlist can be found here.
He delivers emotionally astute remarks in a way that brings to mind young musicians from the 1990s like Mobb Deep and Lil Wayne, whose voices were seen as authentic representations of life in their regions of America.

Kodak Black Personal Life

Kodak Black revealed in 2014 that he attended Blanche Ely High School in Pompano Beach and was pursuing his high school graduation there.

Kodak Black started to identify as a Hebrew Israelite while he was imprisoned after a priest who runs a prison ministry studied the Bible with him.

Later, he applied to have his name changed to Bill Kahan Blanco; Kahan is allegedly a variant spelling of kohen, a term used in Judaism to describe priests descended from the prophet Aaron, the brother of Moses.

Aaron was a prophet and a prophet of the Hebrew religion. He legally changed his name from “Dieuson Octave” to “Bill Kahan Kapri” on May 2, 2018. Kodak Black completed his GED while incarcerated in June 2018. Kodak returned to social media on February 6, 2021, with a new haircut and a leaner physique.

The same day, he posted a video to Twitter in which he and his attorney Bradford Cohen claimed to have informed the FBI in Miami that Kodak would pay for the college tuition of the two children of deceased FBI agents Laura Schwartzenberger and Daniel Alfin, both of whom passed away while performing their jobs.

Kodak Black was shot on February 12, 2022, outside an Italian restaurant in Los Angeles where Justin Bieber was throwing a party for Super Bowl week.

Kodak Black Controversial

In January 2017, Kodak Black recorded an Instagram Live video of himself and many other males having oral sex on each other in a hotel room in Washington, D.C.

During the broadcast, Kodak Black’s Instagram account reached a new peak. Later, the rapper tweeted about the encountered with the following message: “I promise that I would change if I could. I made every effort, but I just seem so hood.”

He expressed his preference for fair-skinned ladies over those with dark skin in a June 2017 Instagram post. He added that Keke Palmer, an actress, was “straight” in an interview, but added that he “don’t really like Black girls like that.”

After receiving some unfavorable feedback on Twitter, Kodak Black deleted both his Instagram and Twitter accounts. In addition, Kodak Black claimed that black women are “too gutter,” light-skinned women are simpler to manipulate, and he dislikes the color of his own skin.

He sparked controversy in April 2019 when he said he would “wait” to have sex with Lauren London, the ex-girlfriend of Nipsey Hussle, a deceased rapper who was shot and died a few days before.

In case she “may need a whole year to be crying and shit for him,” Kodak Black stated he would “give her a whole year.” He faced immediate criticism for these remarks. Power 106’s DJ Justin Credible declared that the station would refrain from playing any of Kodak Black’s music.

According to Credible, “We support Nipsey Hussle’s family and are horrified by Kodak Black’s disrespectful and deplorable remarks.” In a video made for Kodak Black, fellow rappers T.I. and The Game also responded, with T.I. saying, “You outta pocket nigga.”

Kodak Black answered on April 7 by writing, “If in any way I offended you, Lauren London, I really apologize. nevertheless I didn’t.” While incarcerated for four years in 2020, he made a more thorough apology.

Kodak Black Career

Under the alias J-Black, Kodak Black joined the rap crew Brutal Youngnz in 2009 when he was 12 years old. He subsequently joined The Kolyons, a neighborhood rap group.

Project Baby, Kodak Black’s debut mixtape, was released in December 2013. Heart of the Projects, his second mixtape, was released in December 2014, and Institution, his third mixtape, was released in December 2015.

Drake, a Canadian rapper, rose to fame after posting a video of himself dancing to Kodak Black’s song “Skrt” in October 2015. Despite opposition from other rappers like Earl Sweatshirt.

He secured a contract with Atlantic Records in the same month.Kodak Black and Lil Uzi Vert, a rapper and labelmate, announced in May 2016 that they will collaborate on a national tour named the “Parental Advisory Tour,” although Kodak Black did not take part in the tour.

His song “Last Day In,” which he released on January 23, 2021, is about being freed from prison after receiving a pardon from President Donald Trump. He sings, “Trump just freed me, but my favorite president is on the money/All they hatin’ presidents has become evident to me.”

On February 6, 2021, he released the single “Every Balmain,” in which he talks about life after prison. He was a part of Lil Yachty’s song “Hit Bout It,” which was released on February 19 along with a music video.

On May 14, 2021, Kodak issued a mixtape titled Haitian Boy Kodak. His joy in being Haitian is celebrated in the project’s cover image.

Kodak expressed dissatisfaction at the mixtape only selling 22, 000 copies in its first week of release, saying that audiences had abandoned gangster rap. On June 11, 2021, Kodak’s 24th birthday, he launched his next work, Happy Birthday Kodak.

A music video for the song “Super Gremlin” from Syko Bob and Snapkatt’s Halloween-themed mixtape, Sniper Gang Presents Syko Bob & Snapkatt: Nightmare Babies, was released on November 1, 2021.

Kodak is featured on eight of the mixtape’s 11 songs. After reaching its peak of number five on the Billboard Hot 100, “Super Gremlin” became a smash. Back for Everything, Kodak’s fourth studio album, was released on February 25, 2022, and it also featured the song.