Kodak Black Wants to Meet Trump for 'Brilliant' Idea, Offers His Life

Mr. President, meet Kodak Black. He's got something important to tell you.

to pass on some knowledge he feels can be useful -- and if DT ain't into it ... KB says the man can take him out, literally.Bradford Cohen

, and the Prez in a request for a face to face. He wrote on Instagram,"@lawronin, tell donald trump to pull-up on me, i got a brilliant idea."He went on to say his thought's been dogging him, adding,"I thought of something back in miami but i dismissed it kuz i be thinking i'm crazy sometimes. This s*** keeps following me tho!" He also says his chat would have nothing to do with his wrongful conviction.

He even promises to keep it 'rona-free, writing ..."come see me i got my corona mask on." Then comes the even weirder proposal to POTUS. Kodak says,"@realdonaldtrump if it's not worth anything you can kill me! I'm ill forreal." Hmmm ... so we're going there then, huh?Now, at this point ... there's no indication of what the idea might be, or what it pertains to.

The problem ... Trump doesn't use IG all that much, and it doesn't look like Kodak put this on Twitter. So, good luck getting through ... and hopefully, no one has to die over this.

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