Kodak Black Expresses Gratitude for Trump’s Pardon and Endorses 20-Year Presidency: “Trump the best thing for America”
Black, celebrated for his musical triumphs and philanthropic endeavors, remains deeply grateful to former President Donald Trump for extending him a pardon. In a recent statement, the 26-year-old artist, known as Bill K Kapri, openly expressed his appreciation for Donald Trump
“We need Donald Trump for like 20 years. Like how Russia does it. Four years isn’t enough time for a president,” Kodak Black emphasized, underlining his aspiration for an elongated presidential term, drawing parallels to governance structures in other nations.
Amidst Kodak Black’s legal tribulations, including a nearly four-year sentence for providing false information to purchase a firearm in 2019, his musical career soared. With three No. 1 hits, 24 top 10 hits, and a total of 44 songs to his name, Kodak Black solidified his status as a chart-topping artist.
Trump’s pardon offered a ray of hope during Kodak Black’s challenging times. Despite his incarceration, the rapper remained actively engaged in philanthropy, supporting various charitable causes, including educational initiatives and providing aid for COVID-19-affected businesses.
The White House commended Kodak Black’s altruistic endeavors, recognizing him as not only a prominent artist but also a leader within his community. White House officials highlighted his dedication to providing educational resources, aiding underprivileged communities, and making substantial financial contributions to charitable ventures.
“He has committed to supporting a variety of charitable efforts, such as providing educational resources to students and families of fallen law enforcement officers and the underprivileged,” stated White House officials, acknowledging Kodak Black’s impactful contributions.
In his unwavering endorsement of Trump’s presidency, Kodak Black reiterated his admiration for Trump’s leadership style and policies. “We need Trump in office forever, man. Just like how them Chinese and Russian and Korean motherf—ers have their president. Trump the best thing for America,” Kodak Black affirmed, reaffirming his steadfast support for Trump.
Following his release from prison, Kodak Black commemorated the event with a new song titled “Last Day In,” where he celebrated his freedom and acknowledged Trump’s influence. “Trump just freed me, but my favorite president is on the money,” Kodak Black rapped, signifying his enduring respect for Trump.