The chaotic scene in which Kodak Black was shot outside Nice Guy restaurant in West Hollywood, February 12th.Kodak Black was among four individuals shot outside of The Nice Guy restaurant in West Hollywood early Saturday morning (February 12th). The rapper was attending a Super Bowl party following a Justin Bieber concert.
The status of rapper Kodak Black remains unclear following a brutal attack early Saturday morning in Los Angeles. Kodak Black was attending a Super Bowl party in Los Angeles at The Nice Guy restaurant in West Hollywood when the attack occurred.
Details surrounding the attack remain scant, though the Los Angeles Police Department has confirmed that four individuals were shot and injured during the attack. One of those individuals is now confirmed as Bill Kahan Kapri, better known as Kodak Black. At present, it looks like Kodak Black suffered least one gunshot wound in the leg.
Aerial footage of the ambush in which Kodak Black was shot.In video footage emerging after the incident, Kodak Black is seen chatting with rapper Gunna before getting ambushed by multiple individuals. A scuffle ensues, with gunshots immediately following.
Before heading to the restaurant, Kodak Black was believed to be among the esteemed guests at a Justin Bieber concert at the nearby Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood. Jeff Bezos and his girlfriend, Lauren Sanchez, as well as Hamilton actor Anthony Ramos and former NFL player Tony Gonzalez were also at the gig. Additional guests may have included Drake, Khloe Kardashian, and Bieber’s girlfriend Hailey Baldwin, all of whom were spotted at the afterparty celebration.
Kodak Black has an extensive criminal history and plenty of beefs. At the tail end of 2020, then-president Donald Trump pardoned Kodak Black on a 46-month prison term, though the South Florida rapper was still left battling other charges.
At this point, it’s also unclear whether Kodak Black was the intended target of the attack. But the rapper was clearly enmeshed in the scuffle and chaos that unfolded.
Currently, the LAPD has not released any information about the assailants. It’s also unclear if any suspects are in custody. Additionally, it appears that the individuals suffering gunshot wounds were taken to a nearby hospital, are in critical condition, and are expected to survive.
The shooting closely follows a warning from LA native Ice-T, who advised out-of-town rappers to proceed with caution.
“Super Bowl weekend: Not a threat, just a warning,” the O.G. Original Gangster rapper admonished on Twitter. “Young rappers coming to LA for the Super Bowl weekend. LA has over 50,000 ACTIVE gang members. Make sure you play it SAFE. It’s the Wild Wild West.”
