Since breaking out of Pompano Beach, Florida, when he was just 18, Kodak Black has attracted listeners with a sound that harks back to the Dirty South of the '90s. Controversy and legal troubles followed the rapper on every step of his journey to stardom, but his ruthless flows and snarling attitude propelled albums like 2020's Bill Israel and 2022's Back for Everything and Kutthroat Bill, Vol. 1 into the upper reaches of the charts. He also hit the Top 40 of the R&B/Hip-Hop charts with "King Snipe" (with Gucci Mane), in the lead-up to 2023's Pistolz & Pearlz. Kodak offered up...