Southern Heat Turns Up as Kodak Black Teams Up with Dallas Powerhouse KillShot
A 24-Hour Sellout and a Fresh Chapter for Southern Hip-Hop

Dallas, Texas — The Southern music scene is buzzing with anticipation as platinum-selling rapper Kodak Black officially teams up with Dallas-based music executive and producer Ryan “KillShot” Prieur. Known for his sharp business instincts, global distribution reach, and hands-on approach to artist development, KillShot is stepping in as Kodak’s new manager—a move that could reshape the next chapter of the Florida star’s career.
The timing of this alliance is pivotal. Kodak has been open about personal struggles in recent years, and while fans have shown unwavering support, many hope this partnership will provide the structure and mentorship needed to help him channel his energy fully into his artistry. KillShot’s reputation for guiding talent and delivering results speaks for itself, making him a strong choice for the role.
Their connection isn’t new. KillShot has already worked alongside Kodak on several standout records, including “Milwaukee”, “Looking For You”, and “Burn It Up”, as well as recording tracks like “Zoolin & Boolin” and “Maybach Van”. These collaborations have showcased not only Kodak’s versatility but also KillShot’s ability to elevate an artist’s sound and presentation.
If there were any doubts about their combined pull, they vanished after a recent show in Dallas. With just 24 hours’ notice, Kodak announced he would be performing at popular venue Headquarters—and the result was a full sellout. The atmosphere was electric, with fans crowding the space to witness the rapper’s high-energy performance.
As Dallas radio personality Mr. Hit Dat put it:
“Headquarters was stupid lit that night. Kodak’s catalog alone gone bring the people out.”

For Kodak, teaming up with KillShot isn’t just about management—it’s about strategy, stability, and keeping his presence strong in a competitive industry. For KillShot, it’s another opportunity to prove that Dallas remains a force in shaping both the sound and business of Southern hip-hop.
With the industry’s eyes locked on them, one thing is certain: this partnership has all the makings of a game-changing move for the South.
— DJ Bobby Eupho
Dallas, Texas
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