Broward County Legend Kodak Black Was TWEAKING On Kai Cenat's Stream

For many, that four-minute video is a difficult watch. Kai had no idea how to handle the situation, and it’s clear why—Kodak Black is from Broward County, which means your brain is naturally fried. Coming from the same area myself, I can relate, but Kodak’s case is on another level. I’m not justifying his behavior on stream; rather, I’m pointing out that this is Kodak being Kodak. His decision to openly trickshot a perc during a livestream was anything but cool. Painkillers are one of the most dangerous drugs threatening our society today, and his casual promotion of it to an audience that includes kids is unacceptable, even by Kodak’s standards.

To be honest, I do think Kodak knew exactly what he was doing. He was likely leaning into his “tweak” persona as a form of entertainment, amplifying his chaotic energy for the viewers. Watching the video, I couldn’t help but feel for Kai, who looked visibly uncomfortable. I had the same look on my face the first time I visited downtown Fort Lauderdale. It’s a lively place with great people and bars, but it’s also a hot spot for exactly the kind of behavior Kodak displayed on that stream—people wilding out, with body twitches like they’re wearing a shock collar.

A part of me wishes that someone close to Kodak would watch that video and try to help him get a grip. But the sad truth is that everyone in Kodak’s inner circle has seen this behavior countless times before. He’s been walking this line for years, so it’s unlikely anyone around him will be shocked enough by this clip to intervene.

On some level, I get why viewers might laugh at Kodak's antics, with his “trickshotting a perc” and calling it a “tweak for Twitch.” But beyond the spectacle, this video is a clear sign that Kodak needs serious help. It might get a laugh in the moment, but it’s also a troubling reminder of the deeper issues he’s facing. It’s not just entertainment; it’s a cry for intervention.