Sticky Fingaz Denies Kodak Black Punched Him On New Diss Track "Bust Down"

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Sticky Fingaz responds to Kodak Black.

Ever since Kodak Black said he punched Sticky Fingaz in the head, most people have been wondering how the two of them managed to be in the same place at once, let alone the details. Sticky Fingaz hasn't said much since Kodka Black went on Instagram to recount their encounter. However, in true old head fashion, Sticky Fingaz ditched social media and took their feud to wax.

Sticky Fingaz is back with a new track addressing the claims made by Kodak Black last weekend. The rapper shared a snippet of the track, which can be heard exclusively on his website. Over Jay-Z's "What More Can I Say?" Sticky Fingaz claps back at Kodak, rapping,"Picture that, that fuckboy Kodak Black/Punched Sticky Fingaz in the face, well where the fuck was I at?"

Kodak Black went on Instagram earlier this month to address an incident with Sticky Fingaz, saying that he wasn't feeling the OG's "old head energy." Kodak, who's feuded with everyone from Reginae Carter to Young M.A. within the past month, said that he "punched that n***a dead in his shit" before claiming that he tried to shoot him.

"I grabbed his bag, right. I threw it. Then I went in that bitch. He had a gun in there, dog…When I tried to shoot the nigga, his gun was fake. I said, man, what the fuck? So he went running," he said. "At the same time, why you running for if you know your gun fake? This nigga an actor ni***, man."

Thoughts on Sticky Fingaz taking this to the booth?


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