I watched my old friend turn into my worst enemy, and now people are dying because of it. In October, two men were shot in my old hood, and one of them didn’t make it. Jack Boy posted the news…

I watched my old friend turn into my worst enemy, and now people are dying because of it. In October, two men were shot in my old hood, and one of them didn't make it. Jack Boy posted the news...

Two men were gunned down in Pompano Beach in October 2025, and one of them died before deputies could get a single word out of him. The shooter vanished before anyone arrived, and no one has claimed responsibility for the hit. But fans immediately pointed fingers at Jack Boy, because the shooting went down in the very neighborhood where Kodak Black first came up. Less than a month after the bodies dropped, Jack Boy hopped on Instagram to taunt his old homie, posting a news clip of the shooting with the caption, “Even though y’all don’t like me, it’s sad to see y’all boys keep dying every other week.

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Go get y’all CDL license. I got trucks I’ma put y’all on. ” Then he shared a story featuring Yak’s track “Before I Go,” where the lyrics say everybody’s going to die. The message was clear—Jack Boy was telling Kodak and his crew that they would all die before he ever did.

There’s no proof that Jack Boy was actually behind the shooting, but he’s made it no secret that he wants to see Yak buried. A few months earlier, Jack Boy went live and made a chilling promise, saying he would never squash the beef with Kodak, even if it meant spending the rest of his life locked up. “Y’all best bet is be like, ‘Hey bro, drop that with Jack, bro. ‘ I ain’t laying down.

I’ma get that get back even if I get life. Trust me. ” Kodak didn’t respond to the trolling directly, but during a livestream with a friend, he made it clear he wanted Jack Boy dead. In the middle of a casual conversation about fast food, Kodak said his go-to order was “Jack in the Box,” which fans took as a coded threat aimed at his rival.

The tension between the two rappers has already left an innocent woman dead. Back in 2023, Jack Boy performed a show in Sanford, Florida. After the concert, he and his crew loaded into a sprinter van, but a convoy of six cars full of shooters was waiting for them. The gunmen opened fire on a van they thought contained Jack Boy, but they hit the wrong one.

Inside that van were six innocent women who had just left his concert, trying to get home. The shooters sprayed the vehicle with bullets, killing a woman named Princess Toiver and wounding her five friends. Thirteen men were arrested in connection with the ambush, allegedly tied to a set from Seminole County called “On Top Forever. ” Investigators believed the shooters were watching the social media beef between Kodak and Jack Boy and decided to take Jack Boy out to gain street credibility.

Kodak was never charged, but the blood was on his hands in the eyes of many fans. The violence didn’t stop there. Rumors swirled that Jack Boy’s own brother was shot and had to be airlifted to the hospital during an attempt on Jack Boy’s life at a gated community. Instead of hiding after the failed hit, Jack Boy went on Instagram Live and mocked the shooters for missing him.

The beef cooled off for a while after his fans were gunned down, but in January 2025, Jack Boy reignited it by posting a photo of Kodak’s custom Jeep, letting him know he could still be touched. Kodak clapped back the next day, insisting that Jack Boy never even touched the car. “He touched my car? I ain’t even touched this,” Yak said, brushing it off.

Kodak’s life took a sharp turn when he scored a pardon from President Donald Trump in 2021, after being sentenced to four years in prison back in 2019. In early 2025, he even visited the White House, a major flex for a street rapper. But Jack Boy mocked him for it, calling him a crackhead. “Celebrating that a crackhead went to the White House.

F*** you,” Jack Boy raged on live. He’s been labeling Yak a junkie for a while, claiming Kodak blackballed him in the industry only to end up smoking crack himself. The drug allegations against Kodak have been simmering for years. In 2023, he went viral for his Drink Champs interview where he seemed out of it.

Months later, he was arrested for cocaine possession, but he told fans the charge was fake, insisting he was only sipping lean. However, he also admitted on live that he had smoked meth before, which didn’t help his case. “I told y’all I did meth before. Me like the f*** bro.

I ain’t in this s*** bro. I ain’t around no cocaine,” he said, trying to distance himself from the powder. His erratic behavior continued, and in another incident, he made headlines for throwing rocks at a photojournalist outside a Broward County jail. The reporter shouted, “Call the cops,” after Yak threatened to punch him.

Jack Boy has gone further than just name-calling. He claimed he flew to Haiti to meet with a voodoo priestess, a “woo lady,” to put a curse on Kodak. This hits deep, because Kodak’s father is from Haiti and Yak has rapped about voodoo before. On his track “Voodoo” with Future, he rapped, “I prayed to the angels, but the devil is stronger.

” After Jack Boy made his claim, he dropped his own track called “Woo Lady,” rapping, “Ain’t got to go see no Woo Lady. What you think my grandma for? My granny play with Voodoo. ”

Jack Boy also called out Kodak for collaborating with 6ix9ine, a move that shocked fans since Yak has publicly hated on the rapper for years.

Wack 100 claimed Kodak did the feature for a million dollars and a Rolls-Royce, but Jack Boy didn’t care about the money. “Quit acting tough. You’re weak as f*** little boy. I know the real you,” he rapped.

“Even with a million bucks, that money can’t un-lame you. Did a song with a rat for a million bucks, no real street n***a respect you. ” The backlash wasn’t only from Jack Boy. An alleged Treyway affiliate named Billy went on No Jumper and declared that Kodak was banned from Brooklyn for working with 6ix9ine.

“He can’t come to Bed-Stuy and chill. I wouldn’t even approve of that,” Billy said. Jack Boy also accused Kodak of snitching back in 2018. He claimed Yak ratted out a cellmate for smoking weed and then got moved to protective custody.

He’s been telling Kodak that his music is falling off and he should get his CDL and drive trucks. But the irony is that Jack Boy’s own career has suffered since the beef started. He used to pull millions of views, but now many of his tracks can’t even hit half a million. To stay afloat, Jack Boy invested in a restaurant called Pierre Pierre in Oakland with his homie Cleon Hill.

But on May 2, 2025, two people were shot inside the restaurant, and it was over a year behind on rent. Then someone smashed the windows with bricks. Before Jack Boy could relocate, the landlord kicked them out, and now they’re being sued by a restaurant company for over $10,000. Despite all the chaos, some insiders claim Kodak isn’t actually on drugs.

A streamer named Zoe spent time with Yak in the studio and said that as soon as the cameras stopped rolling, he was a completely different person—calm, normal, and down to earth. Jack Boy kept saying Yak’s money was falling off, but then Kodak went out and dropped $800,000 on new jewelry. And while Jack Boy claims Yak has no real street ties, a man was brutally stomped out on camera after dissing Kodak on Instagram Live. The guy accused Yak of never putting in any work, and the next day, other men caught him and beat him down.

There’s no evidence Kodak sent anyone, though. Some say the attackers acted because the guy was disrespecting their hood. It looks like Kodak is trying to pull away from the street life. He dropped a new track called “How to Let Go,” where he raps about leaving all the killing behind.

“My little n***a had big dreams, now he a memory,” he spits. But even if Yak wants to move on, Jack Boy isn’t letting it go. He’s so heated that he’s ready to face a life sentence before squashing the beef. With his restaurant shut down and his music struggling, trying to take down Kodak is one of the only ways Jack Boy can get his name back in the headlines.

Kodak has been ignoring Jack Boy lately, but he’s been taking shots at another rapper, NBA YoungBoy. The beef with Jack Boy allegedly started because Kodak blamed him for starting a war with YoungBoy while Yak was locked up. Now that YoungBoy is home, Kodak called his new album trash and even flew a helicopter over his Miami show to throw a yacht party nearby. YoungBoy allegedly hooked up with one of Kodak’s exes, and Yak dissed him on a track about it.

But YoungBoy hasn’t responded, and that situation seems to be dying down. The real smoke is still with Jack Boy, and bodies have already dropped over it. With Jack Boy acting like he wants all the smoke, it’s only a matter of time before the streets erupt again.