Kodak Black Releases “Easter in Miami”

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Didn’t Kodak Black say that he didn’t believe in Jes… Nevermind.

Fresh off a very good church service, I pressed play on a song called “Easter In Miami” by Kodak Black. For some stupid reason, I thought the song was going to be about religion… Boy, was I wrong!

Even though the soulful beat that controls “Easter In Miami” does everything in its power to convince Kodak to be a good boy, the Florida rapper showcases his savage side, as, throughout the song, he raps about spending tons of money, carrying sticks, and wanting war with his competition.

If I were to guess, “Easter In Miami” is a freestyle. There really isn’t any structure to the song, Kodak just spits aimlessly on it.


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