1090 Jake on Kodak Black Accused of Putting $20K Hit on His Friend WizDaWizard (Part 3)
January 15, 2026
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In a recent chat with VladTV, insider 1090 Jake addressed explosive claims that rapper Kodak Black allegedly offered $20,000 to have his friend, fellow rapper WizDaWizard, killed. Jake explains that the allegation surfaced from paperwork found circulating on Reddit and was traced to Broward County court records. However, he emphasizes the information is based on third-party texts exchanged over Telegram, not an official sheriff's investigation.
According to Jake, much of the drama appears rooted in rumors and diss tracks from that period. He recounts how mutual connections like wack call intervened to caution parties involved. Jake cautions that such hearsay often fuels false narratives, warning that just because messages appear in legal documents doesn’t confirm direct involvement. Both he and VladTV agree the claims lack solid proof, dismissing the threat as likely “100% bullshit.” For now, Kodak’s camp remains unscathed amidst the swirling rumors.
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