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Kanye West Expresses Concern For Haitian-American Rapper Kodak Black  – Trinidad Tribune

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News Americas, New York, NY, February 09, 2025: Fresh from criticism over his rants on Twitter and an ad shot on iPhone that aired on the Super Bowl, Hip-hop mogul Kanye West, now known as Ye, has voiced deep concern for fellow rapper and Haitian-American artist Kodak Black after seeing a recent viral video of him in a seemingly distressed state.

Source: Trinidad News

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