Dating rumors between Monica and Kodak Black have been sparked
Rumors have circulated online that singing sensation Monica is dating convicted felon Kodak Black, indicating that they have a “hot girl fall” ahead of them.
A video of the two performing Get You by Daniel Caesar in Black’s automobile just leaked online. As Black drives, Monica sits in the backseat, where she is filmed by him. They appear smitten with one another as they perform for the camera on the phone and sing a love song.
African-Americans on Twitter reacted quickly. It was a total blast, and ooh chile.
“Monica and Kodak Black in a real deal relationship y’all. I’m an advocate for Love.. but damn. Of all the hood rap dudes tho.”
“Idk what nobody say Monica hanging with Kodak Black is weird as fuck. Girl don’t leave him round yo kids !”
“Somebody said that Monica and Kodak Black are probably just going gun shopping and I…”
“Y’all gasping at Monica riding around with Kodak Black like she ain’t in love with fuckig C-Murder. She ain’t new to this, she true to them type of niggs.”
“Monica really is dating Kodak Black and im absolutely disgusted. She is LOST.”
The Do not Take it Personal (Just One of Dem Days) and No Flockin’ rapper and singer have not commented on the dating allegations, but Black gifted the 42-year-old singer a bouquet of flowers while she was on stage at her R&B Music Experience show in Miami, so the acts speak louder than words.
Black re-posted Monica’s video of the two men walking out on stage and added, “We read to step ’bout Mo @leoshimmy.”
Monica featured Black in her most recent TikTok video, in which the two can be seen dancing to Black’s current single, “Spin.”
The Atlanta native Monica Denise Arnold became a household name in the ’90s thanks to the success of her debut album, Miss Thing. After her breakthrough with the megastar Brandy on the hit ballad “The Boy is Mine,” she became an international star.
Meanwhile, Bill Kahan Kapri, better known as Kodak Black, rose to fame with the hits No Flockin’ and Tunnel Vision. Dying to Live, his second album, topped the Billboard 200.