Kodak Black's First Kick Stream Featured His Car on Fire

Kodak Black is lucky to be alive after his car caught on fire during his first-ever Kick stream.

From the start of the nearly 45-minute livestream session, Kodak’s car is seen in flames as firefighters work to eliminate the fire. While he stands around seemingly in shock at what happens, he’s holding a sword and in relatively good spirits as someone else with a camera explains what happened.

“We was on the highway and the bitch started jumping,” said the cameraman, referring to the car. “It smelled like gas and we pulled it over. Waited a lil bit because we was trying to take it to go get looked at because the gas line was leaking.”

For Kodak to capture this incident on his first-ever Kick stream is wild — considering the fact that he just announced that he would be starting to stream on the platform. On Thursday (Oct. 3), the rapper announced his channel and that the handle for it would be @KodakBlack11.

He didn’t give details about what you could expect from his streams, but it wouldn’t be wise to expect more car accidents.

Kick recently took streamer Jack Doherty’s account offline after he crashed a McLaren while using his phone in the midst of driving.

In the incident that was also captured in the middle of a stream, Doherty can be seen using his phone to seemingly text and while he wasn’t paying attention to the road, he collided with a rail in an incident that left his cameraman with a few bruises.