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The Florida rapper, real name Bill K. Kapri, faces between two to seven years on the Niagara County charge.

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Kodak Black may need to get extra comfortable during his involuntary vacation. The Florida rapper was allegedly under the influence when he assaulted a prison guard last year, at least according to the Feds.

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Kodak Black‘s freedom is on ice until at least 2022. Recently, the Florida rapper was to be shipped to a facility in Kentucky to serve his time for federal firearms charges.

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Kodak Black’s time behind bars is a lot tougher than he would have ever imagined. He is claiming that the staff is out to get him.

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Kodak Black isn’t getting out of prison anytime soon, and his stay isn’t going smoothly. According to the Florida rapper, the guards beat him down something awful.

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What else does he have on his schedule? Perpetually locked up rapper Kodak Black is reportedly getting his college diploma while in prison.

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Don’t expect to see Kodak Black out in the free world anytime soon. The South Florida rapper was just sentenced to 46 months in prison on federal weapons charges.

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Kodak Black is finally playing nice with the legal system but it might be too late. He is asking for sympathy for an upcoming hearing.

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Kodak Black will soon learn exactly how much time he will be receiving. The Florida rapper pleaded guilty to firearm charges and he will be sentenced this week.

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While his rhyming ability and overall sanity was often in question Kodak Black’s has always been known to be with the ish. It seems the rapper had a bloody physical altercation behind bars.

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Kodak Black has pleaded guilty to federal gun charges. The Florida rapper copped to two counts of knowingly making a false and fictitious written statement in connection to the purchase of a firearm.

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Kodak Black will now enter a guilty plea after first pleading not guilty in his federal gun arrest case. The rapper will enter the plea which seems the signal the Florida rapper has struck a deal with prosecutors.