Kodak Black Deletes Instagram Following Major Backlash Over 'Black Girls' Comments

Kodak Black found himself in hot water after proclaiming he "[doesn't] really like black girls" during a recent Instagram Live stream. Once the backlash for his nonsensical comments hit, Kodak attempted to defend himself by asserting he just had a certain preference.

After that failed, he resorted to the only avenue he had left—Kodak deleted his Instagram account altogether, seemingly an attempt to hide from his critics. When you try to pull up his Instagram page now, you find yourself at a familiar screen.

Deleting one social media account isn't going to stop angry people from coming after him, however. His Twitter page is still active, and people have been happy to let him know they don't appreciate what he had to say. Black women in particular have made sure he knows the feeling of disinterest is mutual.

Things are just as heated on his official Facebook page.

Kodak himself appeared to reject the premise that his deletion had anything to do with the criticism, suggesting in a couple Tweets his actions, "got [nothing] to do [with] y'all."

If you mess with the bull, you get the horns, and in this case Kodak insulted many women around the world by throwing them all into one faceless basket. Getting off social media isn't going to make this go away, and if he actually wants the problem to disappear, he should try to get a grasp on why the outrage was sparked to begin with and handle the criticism accordingly.

I wouldn't hold your breath on that one, considering this is the same guy who once rapped, "I don't want no black bitch." Feel free to prove us all wrong, Kodak.