Kodak Black Supposedly Deleted Old Tweet About Planning To Donate $1 Million To Charity

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Last week,Donald Trump stunned the world when he announced his list of pardons which included over 100 people. In these pardons, Lil Wayne and Kodak Black were there as well. Kodak ended up taking to Twitter to thank Trump for what he did and made it known that he still supports him. 

"I Want To Thank The President @RealDonaldTrump For His Commitment To Justice Reform And Shortening My Sentence.  I Also Want To Thank Everyone For Their Support And Love. It Means More Than You Will Ever Know. I Want To Continue Giving Back, Learning And Growing."

Back in November, Kodak took to Twitter while incarcerated to say that if Trump pardoned him, he would donate $1 million to charity.  The Florida rapper said that this would happen within a year of his release. 

Now, social media has realized that this tweet is gone now. This hints at Kodak not wanting to make this happen anymore. As of now, he still hasn't addressed this move and this may not happen at all. 

As common for many rappers who get out of prison, they put out some sort of "First Day Out" song. For Kodak, his was "Last Day In." Here, he showed love for Trump but emphasized that the presidents that he likes the most are printed on money. The fan reaction to this record has been mostly positive as well. 

Back in November, Kodak put out his "Bill Israel" album while still incarcerated. This contained 11 tracks with appearances from Gucci Mane, Tory Lanez, and more. 

Kodak isn't completely out of the woods yet as far as his legal woes go. Courthouse News reported that his case in South Carolina is still open regarding a 2016 sexual assault case. Here, he allegedly committed this crime against a woman inside a hotel room. Florence County Solicitor Ed Clements told the outlet that he has a detainer on file against Kodak and wants him turned in. Kodak wasn't able to be pardoned of this case due to it being a state issue and not on a federal level. 

Kodak's federal pardon for the federal firearms case helped him dodge a bullet. He was serving a 46-month sentence at the time. He was originally arrested back in May 2019 at the Rolling Loud festival in Miami. Kodak went on to be sentenced in November 2019. The feds originally turned him in that spring for falsifying information on gun applications and firearms at various locations being linked to him. Now, he is able to start fresh and try to finally avoid getting in trouble.