Kodak Black's 'Sniper Gang' Clothing Line Is Missing His Signature Look

After completing a 120-day bid for marijuana possession, Florida-bred rapper Kodak Black has been engaging in all kinds of shenanigans. From challenging Weezy to a fist fight over the title "Best Rapper Alive" to dropping his cell phone in the shower during a livestream and exposing his "lil Kodak," people all over the world wide web know the Project Baby for his antics as much as they do for his music.

The good news is that the 19-year old isn't allowing himself to be distracted by his own capers. He is industrious and enterprising as evidenced by the fact that he dropped his fourth mixtape called Lil B.I.G. Pac while behind bars. Kodak is now expanding his brand with the recent launch of a streetwear company named after his record label, Sniper Gang. The complete product line will eventually offer apparel and branded merchandise. 

His website, www.snipergangapparel.com, already has t-shirts available for sale. The site also showcases his music with the latest videos and downloads, announces his upcoming tour dates, and provides other relevant news and content via his blog.

The seven T-shirt series are all priced at $34 each. They feature messaging like "Tunnel Vision," "Chosen One," "Neighborhood Hero," "Healthy Kid," "Gaining and Maintaining," and of course, the Sniper Gang logo shirt in two colors. If you were hoping to find an assortment of Sniper Gang ski masks like the one he donned when he went on The Breakfast Club, then you'll be a bit disappointed. The rapper turned entrepreneur promises more products from his team in the very near future.

Undoubtedly, you'll be able to keep up with Kodak Black's antics via social media and news outlets as he has absolutely DGAF. But, he has also recently launched a mobile app that you can grab from his website for up-to-the-minute details about all things Kodak.

Let's hope that Kodak gets his legal troubles resolved and stays on his hustle. Boss moves like these certainly put him on the fast-track to greatness. If he really is the best rapper alive, his accomplishments will replace his need to say it. No fist fights needed.