Kodak Black was given a custom glow-in-the-dark diamond chain commemorating the recent success of “Super Gremlin” over the weekend.
Kodak was performing at a Miami nightclub on Saturday when jeweler Maksud Trax Agadjani of TraxNYC, a location that one of his producers regularly visits, according to HNHH, hopped on stage to hand-deliver the chain. “This is a piece that he saw on his website — or his producer saw — and they wanted [it] because it fit the song ‘Super Gremlin,’ which is obviously a hit and he wanted it on a monster tennis chain,” Agadjani explained in the video below, per HipHopDX.
“The piece glows in the dark. It’s got orange diamonds, diamond chains, 30 pointers, 24 inches, VS1, G color and obviously you can see the flashing on the chain and how it completes his set for the night as he performs ‘Super Gremlin,’” Agadjani continued.
The chain was the subject of discussion earlier today when Portland-based designer 1800 Laboratories accused TraxNYC of stealing a design allegedly created for HK Billy in July. “Y’all need a better graphic design team if you gotta steal work from your clients,” 1800 Laboratories wrote in its Stories. “I made this design for @HK__BILLY and only Billy.”
In his response, Agadjani said he believes the custom chain winding up in the hands of a “superstar” like Kodak is a “great blessing,” but vows to figure out a way to resolve their differences. “Well, I’m going to try to make things proper and smooth and have time to think and research on what was going on and I can explain myself very, very well,” he said. “Not a person to do anything wrong and nothing wrong was done.”
“Super Gremlin” catapulted to No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 last week, becoming his third single to crack the top 10, joining “Tunnel Vision” and “ZEZE.” While Kodak was on Instagram Live that same day, Drake praised him in the comments, calling him “all that for this generation and the next one.”
