After arriving late for a show recently, Kodak Black arranged to pay the venue in order to perform for his fans.
Kodak Black has been scheduled to perform together with Future, Jeezy, and Babyface Ray at Detroit's Little Caesar's Arena on Sunday (Jan. 29) in a show hosted by iconic Motor City radio station, 97.9 WJLB. Yak was allegedly denied the opportunity to perform because he arrived much later than expected at the venue.
In the video below, Kodak Black is seen pleading with the concert organizers and even offering to pay for the chance to perform on stage.
Kodak Black was late to a show in Detroit, but offered to pay the venue to let him perform so the fans wouldn’t get disappointed but they didn’t let him 🤦♂️ Thoughts❓🤔 pic.twitter.com/so8TvnDAn4
— WhatsOnRap (@whatsonrap) January 31, 2023
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"Let me go talk to the police, man," Kodak telling stage crew members as the crowd chants his name."I'll pay ’em, bro. I'll pay them anyway."
However it's unknown if Kodak Black managed to end up performing on 97.9 WJLB's The Big Show after all, fresh video footage of Kutthroat Bill pacing the Little Caesar's Area stage in front of the crowd has emerged. Furthermore, at least some Detroit hip-hop fans were able to see a Lil Kodak gig that night, as he was photographed singing his blockbuster single "Super Gremlin" later that evening at what looks to be a nightclub.
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