6ix9ine Mocks Rappers’ Mysterious Personas

Tekashi 6ix9ine, never one to shy away from controversy, recently shared his unfiltered opinions during a livestream with Adin Ross and N3on. This time, his target? Rappers who adopt overly “mysterious” personas instead of directly promoting their music, specifically calling out artists like Playboi Carti and Young Thug.

Critique of “Mysterious” Artists

During the stream, a clip of which was shared by Akademiks TV, 6ix9ine expressed his frustration with artists who he feels are putting on an act. He likened their behavior to professional wrestlers, saying, “Them n****s be over here acting like Rey Mysterio and sh*t.” He criticized one artist for allegedly trying to promote a song while appearing with baby oil, seemingly aiming for viral attention rather than genuine engagement.

6ix9ine contrasted this approach with his own, stating, “I walk sh*t down, n***a, f*ck is you talking about?” He seemed to imply that his direct approach is more authentic than the calculated mystery some artists employ. The rapper also referenced an incident where an artist “literally froze” after being called a “rat,” suggesting a lack of resilience in the face of criticism.

Weighing in on Other Controversies

Beyond critiquing personas, 6ix9ine also touched upon the ongoing drama surrounding Gucci Mane allegedly snitching on Pooh Shiesty. He offered his perspective, suggesting that Gucci Mane might have felt he had no choice but to cooperate. This led him to make a serious allegation about Gucci Mane’s wife, Keyshia Ka’oir, claiming she was unfaithful during Gucci Mane’s previous incarceration, alleging an affair with Yo Gotti.

Back in the Spotlight After Release

This livestream appearance comes shortly after 6ix9ine’s release from federal prison. He served a three-month sentence for violating the terms of his supervised release, marking his second stint in prison for such violations. Footage of his release showed him proudly displaying a SpongeBob SquarePants figurine, allegedly signed by Nicolás Maduro, declaring his imminent return to the music scene.