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My Mixtapez ✔ @mymixtapez # KodakBlack radio interview ends quickly after his sexual assault case was brought up. Do you agree with how he handled the situation ? # MyMixtapez 5,237 2:32 PM - Dec 12, 2018 2,317 people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy Kodak Black isn't here for any questions surrounding his impending rape case as the crew over at Ebro in the Morning on Hot 97 learned during their recent interview. The first 15 minutes of the interview were seemingly fine as Kodak openly answered questions but recoiled once his rape case was mentioned.  Ebro's co-host Peter Rosenberg initially tried to change the subject after Ebro spoke about the seriousness of the charge but to no avail. Kodak was visibly angered and stormed out of the studio.  As the footage of Kodak Black leaving the interview went viral, Ebro posted on Instagram, "I thought we was having a good, balance

The best verses deserve to be celebrated. In an era where "Vibe" is judged with increasing importance, one might think that the art of penmanship would take a backseat. After all, skeptics have been declaring hip-hop dead for years now. Yet 2018 brought upon a variety of ridiculous verses, with no shortage of bars, multisyllabic rhyme schemes, flows, and cadences. In fact, I daresay that lyricism has been flourishing, keeping both the craft and  Funkmaster Flex  alive in equal measure. At this point, it seems futile to worry about the state of rap; such narratives seem to have sorted themselves out organically, as artists continue to put time, love and thought into their writing. If it wasn't already evident, this year proved that "lyrical rap" was still alive and well, put forth by sources both stalwart and unexpected. Dispel your notions of "rappity rap" and "lyrical miracle" nonsense; the best verses arise from nuance, from stru