Kodak Black Explains Why He Honored Kobe Bryant With A Helicopter

Kodak Black was shredded to pieces online this week for trying to honor Kobe Bryant by posting a photo of a helicopter in the colors of Bryant's team the Los Angeles Lakers.

The backlash was heavy because the hoop legend died in a helicopter crash on January 26, 2020, along with his 13-year-old daughter Gianna and seven others.

Kodak seemed to explain the significance of the helicopter photo when he stopped by 99 Jamz for an interview, and his reasoning sounded superstitious. 

 

 

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According to Kodak, he was in an Oklahoma prison when he heard the news of the crash and took it as a sign that he shouldn’t travel by helicopter once he got out to come home. Mainly, because Kobe Bryant’s initials are KB and so are his.

Do you understand Kodak's logic?