Kodak Black, born Dieuson Octave and later known as Bill Kahan Kapri, emerged from a challenging upbringing in Pompano Beach, Florida, to become a significant figure in hip-hop. Despite a youth marked by legal troubles and expulsion from school, he found solace and expression in rap, joining local groups before gaining national attention with his mixtapes. His career has been a blend of critical acclaim and controversy, including multiple arrests. Kodak's latest release, "11AM In Malibu," suggests a reflective turn, possibly indicating a new chapter in his tumultuous yet influential musical journey.
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