Kodak Black Says He Doesn't Like Dark-Skinned Women Because They're 'Too Gutter'

The Florida rapper said "I just don't like women with my complexion."

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Kodak Black is back on his colorism bullshit. This time, ChaneyTV caught the rapper at Master P's charity basketball game and asked him once again about his controversial comments about women. The Florida rapper said nothing we hadn’t heard already—he said prefers lighter skinned women—​but he definitely added more unnecessary fuel to the already raging fire this time around. 

Referencing a hypothetical other man, Kodak Black said that “if he prefers skinny women more than a chubbier or heavyset woman, if he can say that and nobody can get mad him, I just said I don’t like women with my complexion."

He continued: “I love African American women, but I just don’t like my skin complexion. We too gutter, light-skinned women more sensitive.” 

This whole mess is starting to sound like a larger psychological problem that Kodak Black has with himself and his skin color that simply won’t get solved by tweeting at him or angrily commenting on social media feeds. That said, it also doesn’t seem like the Florida rapper is at all willing to educate himself on the implications of what he’s saying over and over again. 

This latest ChaneyTV interview is unfortunately only the latest failed attempt by the Florida rapper to explain the kind of women he prefers. In an Instagram Live video last week, Kodak Black answered questions from fans about which famous women he’d like to have sex with, and he eventually admitted that “I don’t really like black girls like that.” 

Predictably, that revelation infuriated fans and non-fans alike, and Kodak Black took to Instagram again the next day to defend himself, stating that "I love black African American women. It's just not my forte to deal with a 'darkskin' woman." The backlash to his defense was so strong that he eventually deleted his entire Instagram. He's since restored his account, but the post in question is gone.  

Although it seems Kodak Black is only attempting to explain his (rather misguided) views, it’s not likely people will let him off easy. 

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