Kodak Black’s wild crush on Zendaya just hit a new level of viral chaos. A 13-second clip dropped on X yesterday, courtesy of @Raindropsmedia1, showing the rapper in full pleading mode. It’s racked up over 23,000 views and 70-plus replies in less than 24 hours, with fans cringing hard or cracking up at the audacity.
In the video, Kodak slurs his way through an explicit request:
“Zendaya gotta give me that pussy before I die, bro… Come on, bro. Zendaya gotta at least let me taste that… Let me hit that with the girl real.”
The footage loops the key line
“at least one time before I die”
for extra emphasis, with Zendaya’s glam shots fading in and out over a trap beat. It’s edited for maximum meme potential, but the audio? Totally real, pulled from an old 2020-2021 rant during one of his Instagram Lives or casual interviews.
A tweet from X.
This isn’t some random thirst trap Kodak’s been vocal about Zendaya for years. Back on Valentine’s Day 2020, while locked up, he dropped a poem on Instagram:
“Zoolin In a Ice Box / Froze in time, Mentally You’re My Valentine / Hope I Made You Smile With This Poem / I’m Thinking Bout You All the Way Home. P.S. Don’t Make Me Beat Spider Man Up.”
He was shading Tom Holland there, Zendaya’s longtime boyfriend since around 2017.
Fast-forward to his 2024 track “Versatile,” where he raps:
“Tell Zendaya I’d like to meet her. Had crush on her since she was on Shake It Up…”
And just last month, in a December 2025 Instagram Live tribute to the late XXXTentacion, Kodak lamented:
“He done made sure I done met Zendaya already. I done already met Zendaya if them ex is still alive.”
He’s convinced X would’ve hooked them up, no doubt.
Zendaya? Radio silence on all fronts. She’s stayed focused on her career and relationship with Holland, never acknowledging the rapper’s advances.
Replies under the X post are a mix of straight fire and second-hand embarrassment. One user compared it to “awkward crackhead flirtations,” while others joked about Holland stepping in with Spider-Man vibes. Memes are popping up everywhere, turning the discomfort into prime hip-hop humor fodder. It’s that classic American pop culture move taking something cringey and making it endlessly shareable.
