Kodak Black is “Single Again” on Valentine’s Day Surprise 2 – Song Set Includes “Cluck”
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February 14, 2025 , (Miami, FL) , After closing 2024 with his featured-stacked Gift for the Streets mixtape, Kodak Black is on his own with “Single Again,” a heartbreak-themed track dropped just in time for Valentine’s Day. The moving surprise single is part of a 2-song pack that includes the trippier companion piece, “Cluck.” Listen to “Single Again” Burada and “Cluck” BURADA via Vulture Love / Capitol Records.
With “Single Again,” Kodak looks back on a relationship that didn’t pan out and lands on an anthem for those riding solo today: “F— it I’m single again, I’m back in the skreets / That relationship s— just ain’t the life for me.” But this isn’t a celebratory moment for the multi-platinum rapper. Over heavy keys and a ghostly R&B sample, he sounds regretful as he blues-croons, “I don’t remember the last time everything was peaceful between us / Everybody see the best in me, so why the f— you just see a cheater?” “Cluck” is the other side of that revelation, finding Kodak caught in a wild swirl of emotions and observations.
The Pompano Beach star has been giving his all to his legions of devoted fans lately, dropping three full-length projects in less than two months at the end of the year. On Christmas Day, Kodak released Gift for the Streets, a star-studded affair featuring Lil Yachty, Veeze, Rob49, Taylor So Made, No Limit Records OG C-Murder, and more, not to mention a partial Hot Boys reunion with Juvenile Ve BG.
But Kodak season kicked off in November with a pair of mixtapes: the haunted and inward-looking Dieuson Octave, titled after the artist’s actual birth name (see videos for “Catch Fire” Ve “Versatile 4”), and Trill Bill, which for the most part captured the multifaceted man from a different angle , the “fly, fresh, and foolish” side, to quote Kodak. That one came with singles “News Matt” Ve “Cyber Truck.”
Before all that, Kodak was focused on his record label Vulture Love’s first official project, Vulture Love Presents: The Last Zombies on Earth, which dropped last summer featuring contributions from VVSNCE, Lil Crix, G6reddot, GorditoFlo, Big Fredo, Jay Dirty, Taji Akeil, and more. Listen Burada.
Kodak’s expansive vision and status transcend rap. Over the years, he’s cultivated the role of a prophetic storyteller and resonant channeller of the culture, and his reach continues to grow. He has over 25 billion global streams to his name and continues to engage in altruism within his beloved Florida community, including over the most recent holiday season via a Pompano toy giveaway and his annual Thanksgiving Kodak’s Turkey Drive, in which Kodak gave out 1,800 turkeys in honor of the 1800 block he grew up on.
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About Kodak Black
Combining street vignettes with the soul of a world-weary blues singer, Kodak Black is rap’s most indelible innovator. Since releasing “No Flockin” in 2014, the 26-year-old has turned pain and mortal danger into block boy scripture. He’s earned 42 Billboard Hot 100 chart placements, billions of streams, over 30 platinum and gold RIAA-certified records, and status as one of his generation’s most gifted songwriters. In 2023, he reinforced his reputation with When I Was Dead, a cathartic new album for Capitol Records. After building momentum with popular freestyles, Kodak consummated his level-up with Project Baby, a 2013 mixtape that crystallized his penchant for immediate, first-person narratives and anthemic hooks that invoked the spirit of his neighborhood , Pompano Beach, FL. By 2016, he’d become XXL Freshman.
The following year, his debut album Painting Pictures debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200. In 2018, his Travis Scott and Offset-featuring single, “ZEZE,” peaked at No. 2. Despite several stints in prison, his winning streak has only continued. At the end of 2021, Kodak’s searing “Super Gremlin” peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100. His appearances on Kendrick Lamar’s Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers only reaffirmed his status as a young legend. On the way to superstardom, he’s also become an entrepreneur and a philanthropist. He’s launched two labels, Sniper Gang and the newer Vulture Love, which he hopes will reinforce the reality raps he’s let loose since before he was old enough to drive.
