Kodak Black recently criticized Lil Baby and NBA YoungBoy for their choice to wear nail polish, calling it “gаy аss sҺit.” The Florida rapper took to social media to express his disapproval, stating that he and others are not supportive of what he perceives as “paint-your-nails sҺit” and distancing themselves from it.

NBA YoungBoy seemingly responded to Kodak Black’s comments by posting a video of his painted fingernails, adorned with upside-down crosses. In the video, YoungBoy expressed a need to have them redone and hinted at feeling hurt by the criticism.

This isn’t the first time YoungBoy faced backlash for his painted nails, addressing critics in the past by asserting his confidence and dismissing their opinions.

Lil Baby also faced scrutiny after appearing to sport white nail polish in a music video snippet. He denied the allegations, insisting that he did not paint his nails and calling out media personalities like Akademiks for pushing false narratives.

Despite Kodak Black’s stance against “snitch sҺit,” he faced criticism himself for collaborating with 6ix9ine on the song “Shaka Laka.” The collaboration raised eyebrows due to 6ix9ine’s past involvement in legal matters and cooperation with law enforcement. However, Kodak defended his decision, emphasizing the financial opportunity it presented and downplaying any ethical concerns.

In summary, Kodak Black’s comments sparked controversy within the hip-hop community, highlighting differing views on self-expression and masculinity.