After taking something of a leave of absence from social media, 6ix9ine s made his return to Instagram, and he s also teased a new song.
On Thursday afternoon (Feb. 4), 6ix9ine, who was let off house arrest last after serving some time for federal charges last August, popped up onto IG feeds everywhere with a video teasing some new music. His caption for the post is typical 6ix9ine. ARE YOU READY????? 100,000 comments if you want this right now ‼️‼️ I TOOK ENOUGH TIME OFF TO SHOW YOU THIS INTERNET SHIT IS BORING WITHOUT ME SUCK MY DICK, he wrote in the caption.
Rolling Stone in 2019 and is directed by Karam Gill. The docuseries is set to premiere on Showtime’s on-demand platforms on February 21, concluding on March 7.
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Last month, a lawsuit against 6ix9ine was reportedly filed by by two people over an incident in April 2018 in which they were robbed at gunpoint in the foyer of a New York City office building.
6ix9ine had already admitted to his involvement in the crime as part of a plea deal with US authorities last year.
In October 2020, 6ix9ine – real name Daniel Hernandez – was also sued for “child sexual assault, child sexual abuse and infliction of emotional distress”, stemming from an underage video created by the rapper in 2015.
6ix9ine Disses Lil Durk, Tells King Von to “Rest in Piss”
On Saturday (Dec. 26), it was revealed that Lil Durk s new album,
The Voice, is projected to push 55,000 equivalent album sales in its first week. The announcement of the news on an Instagram blog gave Tekashi the ammunition he needed to take aim at Durk in the comment section. Used Von name for sales, 6ix9ine wrote about Durk on Instagram. Is NOT blackballed has all industry support. 55k and his man was caught in 4K #KingVon REST IN PISS.
6ix9ine via Instagram
6ix9ine dissing Durk and speaking on Von s murder may come as a low blow, but it is par for the course for the attention-seeking rhymer, who has been abnormally quiet since his
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