Kodak Black – Never Exaggerate

Kodak Black – Never Exaggerate

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Rap/Hip HopNovember 1, 2024

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About the track

Kodak Black released “Never Exaggerate” in 2024. It’s track 5 of 8 on Dieuson Octave, Kodak Black’s album, released on November 1, 2024. It came out through Vulture Love/Capitol Records. On the tracklist it comes after “Drive The Boat” and before “Never See Me”. The song runs 2 minutes 30 seconds and is listed under Rap/Hip Hop. Kodak Black has 341 songs on TopCityTune; the artist profile shows the most played and the newest. Press play above to listen here, or stream it on Deezer. Save it to My Library to come back to it.

What it’s about

Arriving on his November 2024 album Dieuson Octave, this track presents Kodak Black in his familiar rap and hip hop space. Going by the title, the American rapper hints at standing on his truth, keeping things authentic, and avoiding false claims. Known for raw and melodic street rap on past releases like Tunnel Vision and Zeze, the Florida native delivers another explicit solo cut running at two and a half minutes. Released through Vulture Love and Capitol Records, it fits right into the Pompano Beach artist's steady catalog.

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Track details

Song
Never Exaggerate
Track
5 of 8
Released
November 1, 2024
Length
2:30
Genre
Rap/Hip Hop
Label
Vulture Love/Capitol Records
Lyrics
Explicit
Stream on
Deezer

In Kodak Black’s catalogue

From the album Dieuson Octave

Album page
  1. 1 Catch Fire
  2. 2 Harlem Nights
  3. 3 Versatile 4
  4. 4 Drive The Boat
  5. 5 Never Exaggerate
  6. 6 Never See Me
  7. 7 Ima Be Real
  8. 8 Inside I Suffer
Kodak Black Kodak BlackKodak Black (Bill Kahan Kapri) is an American rapper from Pompano Beach, Florida, known for raw, melodic street…

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