Good Riddance: All Kodak Black Artwork Has Been Removed From T.I.’s Trap Museum In Atlanta

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The Trap Museum Has Removed Their Kodak Black Artwork

Shortly following Kodak Black’s disrespectful comments about Lauren London this weekend, the rapper’s artwork has officially been removed from inside T.I.’s Trap Museum in Atlanta, Georgia.

A fan posted a video of the removal on Instagram yesterday. In the clip, you see workers taking down the Kodak Black art installation while attendees watched, but the footage abruptly ends after a security guard told the person to stop recording.

It’s nice to see T.I. following up on his promises to hold the Florida native accountable for his controversial actions. The removal of Kodak’s presence from the museum comes after Tip called him out for shooting his shot at Lauren London on Instagram live less than a week after Nipsey Hussle passed away.

Kodak’s remarks about Lauren London have also prompted Los Angeles radio station Power 106 to ban the rapper’s music from their playlists–though they said the same for Tekashi 6ix9ine’s music in the past and didn’t quite keep their word.

During an Instagram live video on Monday, Kodak seemingly responded to being removed from the museum and—surprise surprise—he didn’t seem to think it was that big of a deal. The rapper remarked, “B**ch, I didn’t give you permission to put me up there anyways.”

It seems like the Florida native just keeps digging himself in a deeper hole, though he’s been acting problematic LONG before this Lauren London situation and the hip hop community never seemed to mind—so let’s see if this shunning sticks this time around.