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Earlier this year, Kodak Black got a million dollars to drop a verse on Tekashi 6ix9ine’s track “Shaka Laka.”

It turned out the money wasn’t even from 6ix9ine. Ā Instead, he was paid by the vape company featured in the song’s video.

Yak, who dissed 6ix9ine as a rat in the verse, explained why he took the money during his Drink Champ’s interview.

“I understand the value of a dollar,” Yak said. Ā “$100 is $100. Ā A bands still a band, homie … I don’t even know the n*ggas he told on and I ain’t from over there. Ā N*gga, that’s y’all rat.”

Meek Mill was so offended by what he heard that he has denounced his entire profession.

“I damn near don’t even wanna be labeled a rapper nomore,” Meek typed.

Do you think Meek’s strict adherence to the street code jells with his criminal justice reform efforts?

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