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  • 6ix9ine Calls Sukihana a Top Escort

    It seems the drama between 6ix9ine and Sukihana is far from over. The controversial rapper recently appeared on the “Fresh&Fit Podcast” and didn’t hold back, making some explosive allegations about Sukihana’s alleged involvement in escorting.

    Shocking Claims on Podcast

    During the podcast, 6ix9ine presented his “top five biggest escorts in rap,” and Sukihana was notably placed near the top of his list. He went on to make explicit claims about her alleged activities, stating, “Sukihana sell mad p**sy. But she literally sell it to the n****s in Broward County that are in front of liquor stores.” He further alleged, “I know plenty of delivery boys that f*ck that.”

    The rapper also named other female artists like Rubi Rose, Mellow Rackz, and Saweetie in his controversial list, but singled out Sukihana for her alleged prominence in this activity.

    A Potential Clap Back?

    This public accusation from 6ix9ine appears to be a response to a recent social media dispute between him and Sukihana. Last month, the two clashed over 6ix9ine’s defamatory comments about rapper Young Thug. Sukihana defended Young Thug, referencing the recent death of a mutual friend, Ariela La Langosta, who was reportedly killed due to her boyfriend’s debts.

    6ix9ine did not take Sukihana’s comments lightly, firing back with his own harsh remarks about her friend’s death and making personal insults about Sukihana. This latest podcast appearance seems to be a continuation of that feud, with 6ix9ine resorting to personal attacks.

    6ix9ine’s Latest Diss Track

    Adding fuel to the fire, 6ix9ine recently released the music video for his diss track “FAX (Call Me Wham),” which targets Young Thug. The video includes subliminal shots at the Atlanta rapper and concludes with a fake voicemail mocking Thugger’s attempts to contact Lil Baby, referencing lyrics from Thug’s song “Miss My Dogs.”

    What do you think about 6ix9ine’s allegations against Sukihana? Do you believe these kinds of public accusations are ever warranted? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

  • 6ix9ine Mocks Lil Tjay’s Views, Claims Botting Claims

    It seems the rap world can’t catch a break from the ongoing drama between 6ix9ine and Lil Tjay. The two artists, who have a history of public spats, are back at it, this time with 6ix9ine taking aim at Lil Tjay’s recent music video performance and making some bold claims about inflated numbers.

    6ix9ine’s Latest Trolling Campaign

    Tekashi 6ix9ine recently took to his Instagram Stories to directly compare the view counts of his new track, “FAX,” with Lil Tjay’s latest visual, “Letter To My Block.” As of press time, 6ix9ine’s video boasted 1.2 million views, significantly outpacing Lil Tjay’s 522,000 views. This isn’t the first time 6ix9ine has targeted Tjay, having previously mocked his 2022 shooting incident and his overall commercial performance.

    The timing of this jab is particularly interesting. 6ix9ine used the view count disparity to fuel his argument, suggesting it proves Lil Tjay’s numbers are artificially inflated. He even brought up Drake’s recently dismissed lawsuit against Universal Music Group for alleged botting, claiming this situation with Tjay exposes the practice.

    Claims of Botting and Label Influence

    “IN A ERA OF RAP WHERE THERES NO MORE INFLATED NUMBERS BECAUSE LABELS ARE SCARED AFTER DRAKE SUED UNIVERSAL MUSIC FOR BOTTING,” 6ix9ine wrote on his story. “HERE WE SEE WHO THE KING IS. One is blackballed the other isn’t.” He asserted that both videos dropped on the same day, though YouTube data suggests a few hours difference, further fueling his narrative.

    While the Drake lawsuit was dismissed, 6ix9ine seems to believe its notoriety might still be enough to make labels more cautious about inflating numbers. However, there’s no direct evidence linking this specific situation to Lil Tjay or any other botting claims beyond 6ix9ine’s own assertions. It remains to be seen if Lil Tjay will respond to this latest round of trolling.

    The History of Their Beef

    The feud between 6ix9ine and Lil Tjay dates back to around 2020, initially stemming from discussions about who held the title of ‘King of New York.’ Naturally, 6ix9ine’s past as a federal informant became a recurring point of contention. While both artists have publicly criticized each other online over the years, 6ix9ine is often seen as the more provocative instigator.

    Meanwhile, Lil Tjay continues to focus on releasing new music as fans eagerly await his next studio album. It’s unclear whether he’ll engage with this latest drama or let it slide. Regardless, his new material will be there for him whenever he decides to address his rivals or focus solely on his craft.

    What are your thoughts on 6ix9ine’s claims? Do you think music video numbers are still being inflated? Share your opinions in the comments below!

  • 6ix9ine Mocks Lil Tjay Shooting, Defends Gym Brawl

    Well, this is certainly a headline you don’t see every day! Rapper 6ix9ine, never one to shy away from controversy, has recently made some rather pointed comments about fellow artist Lil Tjay. The topic? A past shooting incident involving Lil Tjay and a recent physical altercation involving 6ix9ine himself. It seems like 6ix9ine is using past events to make a rather unusual point.

    The Controversial Comparison

    The drama kicked off on the ‘Fresh & Fit’ podcast, where 6ix9ine brought up Lil Tjay’s 2022 shooting near a Chipotle. While Lil Tjay thankfully survived the incident, 6ix9ine decided to use it as a point of comparison to his own experience. He was famously jumped by several men at an LA Fitness in 2023, an event that was widely shared on social media.

    6ix9ine seemed to be defending himself against criticism by drawing parallels between the two situations. He questioned whether he had security present during his gym brawl, emphasizing that he often navigates situations alone. This, in his view, is a key difference between him and other artists.

    6ix9ine’s Perspective on the Incidents

    According to 6ix9ine, the public perception of his gym brawl is unfair. He stated, “When you came and got me downstairs, am I with security? … I really be by myself, I really be with my mans.” He contrasted this with Lil Tjay’s situation, noting that Tjay “almost lost his life at Chipotle, right? And then people are like, ‘N***a you almost lost your life at an LA Fitness.’”

    He further elaborated on the perceived double standard, saying, “The difference between me and these n***as: I really be by myself. There’s no security, no n***as. Right now, if me and you get up and beat this n***a up, they gon’ say we p***y. But because it’s 6ix9ine, he got his a** whooped. Nobody says, ‘Oh, jumping is p***y.’ It’s rules differently for me.”

    The Gun vs. No Gun Argument

    6ix9ine didn’t stop there. He brought up the fact that Lil Tjay reportedly had a gun on him during his shooting incident. “When Lil Tjay… His man had his gun on him,” 6ix9ine stated. “Lil Tjay almost lost his life with a gun on him. 6ix9ine in LA Fitness, I really be by myself having to fight three n***as.”

    He painted a picture of his own exhaustion and vulnerability during the LA Fitness encounter, emphasizing he was “in LA Fitness with a f***ing coat on, n***a, leaving a sauna, n***a. By myself. I’m hot, I’m exhausted, and I’m getting jumped.” He concluded this point by saying, “You can’t compare LA Fitness with Chipotle’s AC, n***a. Let’s talk about it, n***a. N***a, your man got a gun on him, shoot that s**t, n***a.”

    Will Lil Tjay Respond?

    It remains to be seen whether Lil Tjay will address 6ix9ine’s latest remarks. Given the nature of the comments, a direct response might be unlikely, but in the world of hip-hop, you never know! One thing is for sure: Tekashi 6ix9ine continues to stir the pot and keep himself at the center of rap controversy.

    What are your thoughts on 6ix9ine’s comments? Do you think his comparison is valid? Share your opinions in the comments below!

  • 6ix9ine Skeptical of Thug & Lucci Beef Resolution

    It seems like the rap world is buzzing, and not necessarily in a good way, about the recent reconciliation between Young Thug and YFN Lucci. While many might see this as a positive step, Tekashi 6ix9ine isn’t buying it, and he’s making sure everyone knows his opinion. He’s taken to social media to voice his strong skepticism about this newfound peace.

    6ix9ine’s Scathing Reaction

    6ix9ine, who has been vocal in his criticisms of Young Thug recently, used his Instagram Story to promote his new single ‘FAX.’ He shared a clip of Thug and Lucci seemingly burying the hatchet after their respective releases from prison, highlighting their past animosity. 6ix9ine captioned the post with a series of crying-laughing emojis, questioning how they could become friends after allegedly being enemies, even referencing past incidents where shots were fired.

    This isn’t the first time 6ix9ine has targeted Young Thug, but this particular reaction underscores a sentiment shared by others who feel the reconciliation is disingenuous or premature, especially given the ongoing context of the YSL RICO trial.

    Lil Woody’s Disappointment

    Adding to the chorus of disapproval is Lil Woody, a key state’s witness in the YSL RICO trial. He expressed his frustration on social media, stating that these artists seem to always want to be friends, regardless of the pain and hurt experienced by families. Woody emphasized that true reconciliation isn’t possible when people are still suffering.

    He further criticized those who boast about their actions while claiming friendship, suggesting they haven’t truly ‘put in work’ and are only adding fuel to the fire. His comments highlight the deep divisions and loyalties at play within the hip-hop community, particularly in light of the legal proceedings.

    The Gunna Situation Looms

    Beyond the immediate reactions, the situation also brings up the unresolved tension between Young Thug and Gunna. While Thug and Lucci have seemingly moved past their issues, Thug has yet to publicly forgive Gunna, who took a plea deal in the RICO case. YFN Lucci himself commented on this, suggesting that Gunna owes Thug an explanation for his side of the story.

    This ongoing dynamic adds another layer of complexity to the relationships within the YSL camp and raises questions about loyalty, forgiveness, and the true meaning of reconciliation in the music industry. It’s clear that the fallout from the RICO trial continues to shape these narratives.

    What are your thoughts on Young Thug and YFN Lucci squashing their beef? Do you agree with 6ix9ine and Lil Woody? Let us know in the comments!

  • 6ix9ine Mocks Young Thug & Lil Baby in ‘FAX’ Video

    Love him or hate him, 6ix9ine knows how to stir the pot. The controversial rapper has officially dropped his Young Thug diss track, ‘FAX (Call Me Wham),’ complete with a visual that takes aim at both Thug and his frequent collaborator, Lil Baby. This release follows weeks of teasing and comes amid the ongoing drama surrounding leaked jail calls from Young Thug.

    Targeting Young Thug Amidst Legal Troubles

    Since the shocking leak of Young Thug’s jail calls, 6ix9ine has made his stance clear, viewing the YSL boss very differently. Despite their past collaboration on the 2018 track ‘RONDO’ with Tory Lanez, 6ix9ine is now going out of his way to diss Thug. The new music video for ‘FAX (Call Me Wham)’ is his latest attempt to provoke a reaction from the YSL leader.

    The song itself calls out Thug for allegedly talking to authorities about Pewee Roscoe, a detail that emerged from the leaked audio clips. Roscoe, who defended his YSL associate, also faced backlash, but 6ix9ine’s focus remains squarely on Young Thug.

    A Mocking Voicemail for ‘Wham’

    The visual, filmed at 6ix9ine’s house, ends with a final jab after the song concludes. A black screen appears with a message pleading viewers to ‘never be this down bad.’ This is followed by a voicemail greeting where 6ix9ine mockingly impersonates ‘Spider’ (his own alter ego) trying to reach ‘WHAM,’ which is Lil Baby’s nickname. ‘Yo Wham, it’s me Spider,’ he says in the clip. ‘Call me back twin. I know you don’t like me blowing up your phone like that. Just call me back.’

    This is a clear reference to 6ix9ine’s own apology to Lil Baby on his track ‘Miss My Dogs’ from the ‘UY SCUTI’ project, where he rapped, ‘Wham, pick up the phone, yeah, talk to me, it’s Spider / Taught you everything you know ’bout this sh*t, we for lifers.’

    Despite the Diss, Thug Shows Love to Baby

    Interestingly, despite 6ix9ine’s attempts to pit them against each other, Young Thug has publicly shown love for Lil Baby. In a past interview on ‘The Pivot’ podcast, Thug referred to Lil Baby, along with Travis Scott and Drake, as ‘the realest people I ever met.’

    • 6ix9ine released his Young Thug diss track ‘FAX (Call Me Wham)’.
    • The music video mocks both Young Thug and Lil Baby.
    • It references leaked jail calls involving Young Thug and Pewee Roscoe.
    • The video ends with 6ix9ine mocking Lil Baby (‘Wham’) in a voicemail.
    • This is seen as a jab at their past collaborations and friendship.
    • Young Thug has previously expressed strong positive sentiments towards Lil Baby.

    Whether Young Thug or Lil Baby will respond to 6ix9ine’s latest provocation remains to be seen. For now, 6ix9ine continues to embrace his role as a provocateur, using his music and visuals to stir controversy within the hip-hop landscape.

    What do you think of 6ix9ine’s diss track and music video? Do you expect a response from Young Thug or Lil Baby? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

  • Akademiks & 6ix9ine Weigh In on Saweetie Allegations

    Recent allegations from Saweetie’s alleged ex-manager, Maybach Mayy, have sent shockwaves through the hip-hop community. Mayy accused the rapper of escorting and financial impropriety, claims that have drawn reactions from various figures, including DJ Akademiks and 6ix9ine, who presented starkly different viewpoints on the matter.

    Contrasting Reactions from Akademiks and 6ix9ine

    The allegations surfaced when Mayy took to social media, claiming Saweetie owed her money and had financially exploited her rumored boyfriend, Jadon Sancho. Mayy posted screenshots of alleged text messages detailing financial demands and accusations of witchcraft and substance abuse against Saweetie. These claims quickly garnered significant attention and sparked debate.

    During a recent livestream, DJ Akademiks and 6ix9ine weighed in on the controversy. While Akademiks expressed skepticism, questioning why Saweetie would resort to such measures when she could generate income through her music, 6ix9ine offered a more provocative take. “Ain’t nothing wrong with that,” 6ix9ine stated, suggesting that anyone involved with Saweetie should expect to pay. He even theorized a financial motive behind her past relationship with YG.

    Akademiks Questions Motives, 6ix9ine Defends Actions

    Akademiks’ reaction focused on the potential financial logic, questioning the necessity of escorting allegations given Saweetie’s established music career. “I can’t believe it,” he reportedly said, “Y’all know this ain’t true.”

    Conversely, 6ix9ine’s response seemed to normalize or even endorse the alleged behavior, implying a transactional aspect to relationships with Saweetie. His comments have been met with criticism, particularly given his own controversial history and legal entanglements.

    What are your thoughts on the allegations against Saweetie and the reactions from DJ Akademiks and 6ix9ine? Share your opinions in the comments below!

  • Boosie Badazz Claps Back at Kodak Black Over Young Thug Diss

    It seems the rap world can’t catch a break from artist feuds! Boosie Badazz and Kodak Black are back at it, and this time the drama is centered around the ongoing Young Thug RICO case. Kodak Black is calling out Boosie, accusing him of hypocrisy for not applying the same harsh judgment towards Thugger that he did towards figures like 6ix9ine for alleged snitching.

    Kodak’s Accusation of Hypocrisy

    According to reports citing DJ Akademiks, Kodak Black took to Instagram to question Boosie’s silence on the Young Thug situation. “Where The Hell Hoosie @ ???” Kodak seemingly posted, adding, “FAM Was Just The Spokesman For This S**t NOW AINT GOT NON TO SAY These N***as Bulls**t !!!” The implication is clear: Kodak believes Boosie should be vocal about alleged snitching in Thug’s case, just as he was with 6ix9ine.

    This isn’t the first time these two have clashed. Their previous beef ironically started over Kodak’s collaboration with 6ix9ine, a move Boosie strongly condemned. The tension has since escalated, with Boosie’s son, Tootie Raww, also expressing his disapproval of Kodak.

    Boosie’s Defense and Counter-Attack

    Boosie Badazz didn’t stay silent for long. He responded to Kodak, explaining his approach to speaking on such matters. “I GET A BAG to speak on these situations,” Boosie stated, suggesting a business aspect to his commentary. He also alluded to personal struggles, implying he has enough on his plate without engaging in this particular debate: “N believe me Somebody coming with it. N you wrong I shouldn’t have energy at all for this s**t with what I’m going through.”

    He didn’t stop there, turning the tables on Kodak. Boosie suggested Kodak might still be upset about past remarks and accused him of damaging his own career and legacy. “Your career been down hill ever since. U f***ing over your legacy. “You go be known as a drug attic [sic] before your talents!!” Boosie fired back, even bringing up alleged past legal issues for Kodak: “On top of that u checked Pc my n***a COME ON MANE u walked to the left when u got off the bus. The whole FED system will tell you this.”

    A Plea for Sobriety

    Boosie concluded his response with a direct plea to Kodak, urging him to get help for drug use. “Get off the drugs and go get you some helping u f***ing the wrong one n***a!!” he wrote, adding hashtags like #unotoneofus and #uaintlikethat, emphasizing their perceived differences.

    As the Young Thug and YSL RICO case continues to unfold, it’s clear that the discussions and debates surrounding it are far from over, drawing in various artists and sparking new controversies within the hip-hop community.

    What do you think about this latest exchange between Boosie Badazz and Kodak Black? Who do you agree with? Let us know in the comments!

  • Wack 100: Young Thug More Dangerous Than 6ix9ine?

    What happens when a respected figure in the hip-hop world weighs in on a major artist’s scandal? Well, Wack 100 recently sat down with DJ Vlad, and he didn’t hold back his opinions on Young Thug’s legal troubles. His take? Thugger might be more dangerous than we think, even more so than the infamous 6ix9ine.

    The Fallout from Leaked Calls

    The controversy surrounding Young Thug, whose real name is Jeffery Williams, kicked off after a series of jail calls were leaked. These recordings reportedly captured Thugger discussing various high-profile celebrities behind their backs. To make matters worse, an interrogation clip also surfaced, showing the rapper seemingly implicating YSL affiliate Pee Wee Roscoe.

    These leaks have clearly caused a stir, and Wack 100 believes they’ve created significant division within the Atlanta rap scene. He expressed doubt that Young Thug will be able to recover from this situation, suggesting the damage might be too extensive.

    Why Wack 100 Sees Thugger as More Dangerous

    So, what makes Wack 100 believe Young Thug is a bigger threat than Tekashi 6ix9ine, a rapper known for his cooperation with authorities? Wack’s argument centers on trust. He pointed out that artists might feel comfortable saying and doing things in front of Young Thug that they absolutely wouldn’t in front of a known informant like 6ix9ine.

    This perceived trust, according to Wack, makes Thugger’s alleged actions more damaging. It suggests a betrayal of confidence among peers, which can have a ripple effect throughout the industry. It’s a stark contrast to 6ix9ine, whose reputation as a snitch precedes him, potentially making others more guarded around him.

    Young Thug’s Response

    Amidst the swirling controversy and Wack 100’s strong opinions, Young Thug himself has spoken out. He took to his X account (formerly Twitter) to issue an apology to everyone affected by the situation. He expressed hope for forgiveness and stated his intention to move forward with his life.

    To everyone involved in this situation I’m sorry this is happening and I hope u guys can forgive me, I’m moving forward with my life -THANK U GOD — Young Thug (via X)

    This statement marks a moment of reflection for the rapper as he navigates the serious accusations and public scrutiny. The hip-hop community is certainly watching to see how this all unfolds and what the future holds for Young Thug.

    What are your thoughts on Wack 100’s comparison between Young Thug and 6ix9ine? Do you think Thugger’s actions are more damaging? Share your opinions in the comments below!

  • 6ix9ine Mocks Top5’s Stabbing on IG Live

    Things got heated on Instagram Live when rappers 6ix9ine and Top5 crossed paths during a session hosted by DJ Akademiks. What started as a discussion about Young Thug and Ralo quickly devolved into a personal back-and-forth, with 6ix9ine taking aim at Top5’s recent stabbing incident.

    A Heated Exchange Unfolds

    The argument kicked off almost immediately after 6ix9ine joined the live stream. Top5 wasted no time in firing shots, questioning 6ix9ine’s loyalty and bringing up past incidents. “How quick did your b***h leave you when you ratted?” Top5 asked, referencing 6ix9ine’s RICO case testimony.

    6ix9ine fired back, referencing the stabbing Top5 experienced in London earlier this year. “Didn’t n***s almost cut your head off?” he retorted. Top5 downplayed the severity of his injury, claiming he only got “scratched,” before pivoting the conversation to another incident involving 6ix9ine.

    Gym Assault and Legal Battles

    Top5 then brought up the infamous 2023 incident where 6ix9ine was assaulted at an LA Fitness gym. “Didn’t you get beat up at the fitness gym?” Top5 questioned, adding, “Aren’t you trying to sue the gym?” This reference to the $1 million lawsuit 6ix9ine filed against the gym company highlighted past vulnerabilities.

    Following this exchange, DJ Akademiks promptly removed Top5 from the live stream. The incident underscores the ongoing tension between the two artists. Top5 has recently aligned himself with Kanye West and is reportedly anticipating revenge for those who wronged him, while 6ix9ine, having gone through his own RICO case and subsequent testimony, is no stranger to these kinds of public disputes.

    A History of Controversy

    Top5’s stabbing in London earlier this year is a significant event that 6ix9ine clearly wasn’t afraid to bring up. Meanwhile, 6ix9ine’s own past legal troubles, including his 2019 RICO case where he testified against former associates in exchange for a reduced sentence, provide context for his involvement in discussions about such matters. His familiarity with the legal system and its consequences likely fuels his willingness to engage in these heated online arguments.

    Based on this recent online altercation, it’s safe to say that 1900Rugrat and Top5 are unlikely to be sharing a stage or a friendly conversation anytime soon. The sparks are definitely flying between these two artists.

    What are your thoughts on the heated exchange between 6ix9ine and Top5? Let us know in the comments below!

  • 6ix9ine Questions Atlanta Rappers’ Silence on Young Thug Allegations

    Tekashi 6ix9ine, never one to shy away from controversy, has entered the conversation surrounding Young Thug’s alleged “rat” and “snitch” accusations. Following the leak of old interrogation audio from 2015, which resurfaced amid the YSL RICO case, 6ix9ine is questioning why prominent Atlanta rappers like Lil Baby, 21 Savage, and Future have remained silent on the matter.

    The Young Thug Controversy

    The controversy stems from leaked audio of Young Thug’s interrogation following the 2015 shooting of Lil Wayne’s tour bus. While Young Thug denies snitching and claims the audio was never used in court, critics have accused him of cooperating with authorities, particularly regarding his childhood friend and YSL associate PeeWee Roscoe, who was convicted in the case. This situation echoes the backlash Gunna faced when labeled a “rat” during the same RICO case.

    6ix9ine, who famously cooperated with federal authorities in his own RICO case, used a video to voice his confusion about the silence from other Atlanta rappers. He mimicked the shifting goalposts often used to defend artists accused of snitching, highlighting the perceived double standards in the hip-hop community. “Where’s all the energy at?” he questioned, specifically calling out Lil Baby, 21 Savage, and Future.

    6ix9ine’s Own Experience and Defense

    Famously, 6ix9ine cooperated with the government in his 2018 RICO case, a decision that led to significant backlash but also a reduced sentence. He proudly owns his actions, stating, “I wear my sh*t. I wear my—I wore my sh*t from day one.” He contrasted his approach with what he perceives as hypocrisy from others, suggesting that many rappers who criticize snitching still maintain secret contact information for those they condemn.

    “These n***as telling all they friends. N***as didn’t ask him. They said, ‘Take my number. here’s my number. Call me, but don’t tell nobody you got my number.’ What? What? Like, like what?” 6ix9ine questioned, implying a hidden network of communication and a lack of genuine solidarity.

    His commentary highlights the complex and often contradictory dynamics within the hip-hop industry regarding loyalty, snitching, and public perception. As the Young Thug case continues to unfold, the silence from other major figures in Atlanta’s rap scene remains a point of intense speculation and discussion.

    What do you think about the ‘snitching’ culture in hip-hop and the silence from Atlanta rappers? Share your views in the comments below!