Mellow Rackz Calls Kodak Black a ‘Simp’ Over Love Song

The drama between rappers Kodak Black, Mellow Rackz, and NBA YoungBoy continues to unfold, and the latest chapter involves Mellow Rackz labeling Kodak Black a “simp” after he went on a public rant calling them both his “clones.”

From ‘Clones’ to Love Songs

Recently, Kodak Black took to social media to express his frustration, accusing Mellow Rackz and NBA YoungBoy of being “copycats” and wanting to be just like him. However, Mellow Rackz wasn’t about to let that slide. She decided to clap back by revealing an unreleased love song that she claims Kodak Black wrote.

Taking to her Instagram Story, Mellow Rackz shared the song snippet along with laughing emojis and the caption, “Simp ahh been writing love songs while I be doing me.” She further fueled the fire by sharing a FaceTime video of Kodak Black, where he appeared to be clutching his chest. “Another day another random call from Mr ‘I don’t miss that bih,’” she captioned it, seemingly mocking his previous statements.

A History of Beef and Breakups

According to Mellow Rackz, she didn’t even intend to answer Kodak’s call, as it came from an unrecognized number. She commented under an Instagram post by Akademiks, stating, “Called from a random number I block all the numbers after I find out it’s him thank u I have nothing to talk about w this man.” This suggests a clear desire to distance herself from him.

This isn’t the first time Mellow Rackz and NBA YoungBoy have teamed up against Kodak Black. Back in July, they released a collaboration titled “Guys Just Wanna Have Fun” seemingly to taunt him. Prior to that, Kodak had dissed NBA YoungBoy’s album “MASA,” calling it “straight trash.”

Past Romance and Present Animosity

The history between Kodak Black and Mellow Rackz is complex; they were previously engaged in 2021. However, their relationship ended after another woman claimed to be involved with Kodak. This past romance adds another layer to their current public feud, making Mellow Rackz’s “simp” accusation particularly pointed.