This past Wednesday (Dec. 12), Broward County-bred rapper Kodak Black stormed out of an interview with New York radio host Ebro Darden during his morning show. While promoting his forthcoming album, Dying to Live, the Florida native began the 17-minute interview by discussing his criminal past. “Prison my next-door neighbor,” he said as he recounted stories of his legal issues since the tender age of 14. After majority of the interview was spent praising Kodak's “overnight success,” Ebro brought the rapper’s pending sexual assault case. Both parties being unable to divulge about an open investigation, the radio host offered Kodak a chance to come back at a later date to “have a deeper [and necessary] conversation about that.”

Kodak immediately became silenced and, evidently, uneasy. The “Tunnel Vision” emcee stated, “I feel like sometimes when ni**as be going through sh*t, y’all be entertained by bullsh*t. So, it’s like change the subject or ima walk out.” He did just that.