Kodak Black didn’t bother being romantic as he tried to woo Jada Pinkett Smith in a bizarre Instagram Live video from earlier this weekend.

The 24-year-old rapper — who could barely be seen in the dark clip — said Jada, 50, was ‘out of pocket’ and urged her to ‘come f*** with me’ at the start of his video.

He also seemed to criticize her for staying married to Will Smith, 53, while alluding to her admission about carrying on a relationship with another man while she was married to the Oscar winner.

Kodak Black says Jada Pinkett Smith doesn’t ‘Deserve’ Will Smith

Presumptuous: Rapper Kodak Black, 24, said in an Instagram Live clip from this weekend that Jada Pinkett Smith, 50, should leave her husband Will Smith, 53, to be with him instead; seen in 2017

‘That s*** you doing ain’t real, bro. You got a n***a who love you,’ he said.

He added that Will had ‘been with you all the years,’ before urging her to ‘Come f*** with Kodak.’

‘That’s what you need to do, ’cause you just on some bulls***,’ he continued, adding that she didn’t ‘deserve Will Smith.’

‘You deserve me!’ he said. 

Kodak — who was born Dieuson Octave but later changed his legal name to Bill Kahan Kapri — also appeared to criticize Jada’s late friend, the rapper Tupac Shakur. 

Calling her out: Kodak urged Jada to ‘come f*** with me’ and seemed to allude to her admission that she carried on a relationship with another man while married to Will

Gross: He added that Will had ‘been with you all the years,’ before urging her to ‘Come f*** with Kodak’

Controversy: Jada and Will have been in the news after he slapped Chris Rock at the Academy Awards in late March; seen March 27

He said that Tupac was ‘gangster’ enough compared to himself and seemed to shade him for attending the Baltimore School for the Arts, which was where he met Jada, who was also a student there.

‘Long live that boy Tupac, God bless his soul,’ he began, before saying that ‘Tupac wasn’t all the way cut, wasn’t all the way gangster his whole life.’

In his garbled message, he mentioned that the legendary rapper went to ‘school,’ and Kodak criticized him for ‘dancing.’  

The Zeze rapper appeared to suggest that Jada’s remembrances of her departed friend were a betrayal to her husband, whom he complimented.

‘So stop playing Will Smith like that,’ he said. ‘Will Smith a stand-up man with integrity. He knows who he is.’

Lashing out: Kodak also shaded Jada’s late friend Tupac Shakur for not being ‘gangster’ enough. He mentioned that he attended the Baltimore School for the Arts, though that’s where he met his classmate Jada; Tupac and Jada seen in 1996

Although it’s not clear why Kodak was fixated on Jada, she and her husband have been in the news since late last month, when Will slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars after he made a joke referencing Jada’s shaved head, which is an attempt to cover up bald patches from alopecia.

The shocking act of violence was widely condemned, and the Academy later banned Will from attending the Oscars ceremony for 10 years, after he had already resigned from the organization.

His marriage was also back in the spotlight due to a recently resurfaced 2018 clip from Jada’s Red Table Talk show, in which she confessed to her husband that she ‘never wanted to get married.’

The moment: Will’s shocking act of violence was widely condemned, and the Academy later banned him from attending the Oscars for 10 years, after he resigned from the organization; seen March 27

Throwback: Jada has also been featured in a resurfaced Red Table Talk clip in which she confessed to her husband that she ‘never wanted to get married’

Jada Pinkett Smith reveals she didn’t want to get married

ouple decided to tie the knot to appease her mother after she got pregnant with her first child Jaden, but Jada and Will both agreed that marriage was ‘the right call’ for them.

Still, the Collateral star said she was miserable during her wedding because she was three-months pregnant and ‘sick.’

Jada said, ‘And I was so upset that I had to have a wedding — I was so pissed I went crying down the freaking aisle. I cried the whole way down the aisle.’

Will didn’t mind, though, as he had always dreamed of a cozy domestic life.

‘There wasn’t a day in my life that I wanted anything other than being married and having a family,’ he admitted. ‘From literally five years old, I was picturing what my family would be.’

Family man: ‘There wasn’t a day in my life that I wanted anything other than being married and having a family,’ he admitted in the same video. ‘From literally five years old, I was picturing what my family would be’; seen March 27