Kodak Black continues to attract plenty of attention whenever he puts out new music. Some fans even consider him the most gifted rapper to emerge from the legendary 2016 XXL Freshman cover, and it's difficult to disagree when he delivers records like "These Streets." Released on Halloween, the new track finds Kodak doing what he does best over some hard-hitting production that perfectly suits his style. His unmistakable flow glides effortlessly across the beat, making the entire record come together naturally. It's another strong reminder of what makes Kodak such a distinctive artist and why he continues to stand out in hip-hop.
Release Date: October 31, 2026
Genre: Hip-Hop
Album: N/A
Quotable Lyrics from These Streets
Don't let me find out you snitching on cases
How you bond out for a blick on probation
I don't say nothin till them n****s say shit
I don't know I'm just different dog I can't explain it
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