Some of you guys might know, but a lot of people don't know that Cardi B's biggest song, Bodak Yellow was inspired by a Kodak Black song from 2014, titled No Flockin. Cardi B used similar beat, and rap flow/cadence from that song for her Bodak Yellow song. Even Bodak Yellow is a play of words on Kodak Black.
I knew they were both on Atlantic Records at the time, but I always wondered if Cardi reached out to Kodak Black before putting out Bodak Yellow. During his recent interview on Hot 97 radio, one of the hosts (Laura Stylez) asked him if Cardi B reached out to him before putting out Bodak Yellow, and he said...
"Nah! She ain't reach out, but I rock with her, that's twin B. That's my twin; that's B."
It is really interesting to know he never had any problem with her blowing up with a copy of his old song, but he said in a later part of the interview that he gets paid for the song, so that explains his silence. If you check the credits of the song (Bodak Yellow), his name (Dieuson Octave) appears as one of the writers, so he is going to keep getting money for it for a long time. Lucky dude.
Watch the full interview below...he talks about Bodak Yellow around the 4 minute mark.
I knew they were both on Atlantic Records at the time, but I always wondered if Cardi reached out to Kodak Black before putting out Bodak Yellow. During his recent interview on Hot 97 radio, one of the hosts (Laura Stylez) asked him if Cardi B reached out to him before putting out Bodak Yellow, and he said...
It is really interesting to know he never had any problem with her blowing up with a copy of his old song, but he said in a later part of the interview that he gets paid for the song, so that explains his silence. If you check the credits of the song (Bodak Yellow), his name (Dieuson Octave) appears as one of the writers, so he is going to keep getting money for it for a long time. Lucky dude.
Watch the full interview below...he talks about Bodak Yellow around the 4 minute mark.
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