....wow. ok.
Tekashi 6ix9ine got jumped
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....wow. ok.
Eiht said he got paid 100k to do a movie. I guess dude with the bread got indicted. Eiht lawyer told him the Feds knew about the 100k, they asked Eiht about the money he said it was payment for the movie. That's snitching????
Eiht situation is the same as Lil Cease. They asked Cease did he know gutta and world he said yes. They called him a snitch. They already had pictures of all them together seeing as how they are all part of junior mafia. Eiht said yea dude paid me 100k no other questions were asked
Niggas are stupid and fuck them niggas in the video. MC eight had a rap career and sis movies and video games meanwhile This fat faced nigga and his nephew are just a couple of bums who main priority in life is to wear blue all the fucking time and claim streets they dont even pay taxes on. Atlanta niggas some goofies too calling t.i. a snitch he's a witness to a crime not a snitch. He took the stqnd on behalf of his dead friend.what the fuck did niggas expect him to do take matters in his own hands like some 70s blaxploitaion super nigga? Jeoperdizing a music career and a contraction company for the sake of street cred doesn't sound like a smart move to me and fuck trying to impress some random niggas who aint putting bread in my pockets or food on my table
Tekashi 6ix9ine Speaks After His Prison Release in Showtime Doc Supervillain
The three-part series will premiere in early 2021.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine Transforms Into a 'Supervillain' in New Teaser for Showtime, 'Rolling Stone' Doc
Rolling Stone and Showtime have shared the first teaser for 'Supervillain,' a new three-part docuseries on the rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine.
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6ix9ine's Kidnapper Sentenced to 24 Years
Nine Trey member Anthony “Harv” Ellison is the latest defendant to be sentenced in the Tekashi 6ix9ine Nine Trey case.
his snitchin is giving everybody the longest yard.....
Fuck em
6ix9ine's Kidnapper Sentenced to 24 Years
Nine Trey member Anthony “Harv” Ellison is the latest defendant to be sentenced in the Tekashi 6ix9ine Nine Trey case.www.yahoo.com
his snitchin is giving everybody the longest yard.....
"He gave that boy Foaty years!!!"
Tekashi 6ix9ine mocks the death of Chicago rapper King Von
By Jessica Bennett
November 7, 2020 | 11:17am
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Controversial Brooklyn snitch Tekashi 6ix9ine was seen mocking the death of Chicago rapper King Von on social media Friday, reportedly due to his ongoing feud with King Von associate, rapper Lil Durk.
An Instagram post from blogger DJ Akademiks suggested that Durk may have learned of his friend’s death from fans while streaming on Instagram Live. Within the comment section, 6ix9ine responded with a crying laughing emoji, mocking the “All Love” artist and the late Von.
Enlarge ImageTekashi 6ix9ine laughing at news of King Von’s death.Twitter
Tekashi has been feuding with Chicago-based rappers for much of his career, often seen trolling artists from the Windy city online. Uproxx reports that Durk even claimed Tekashi’s new management attempted to pay him to participate in a fake “troll war” with the rainbow-haired artist as a form of promotion. Durk refused, but was still subject to jabs from the “Gummo” artist. Durk also fired back on occasion, dissing 69 on Drake single, “Laugh Now, Cry Later.”
The 26-year-old King Von was involved in a fight between two groups of men outside the Monaco Hookah Lounge in downtown Atlanta when the altercation escalated to shots being fired. A total of six people were allegedly shot with three staying at the scene of the crime and three others running away, but still ending up at the hospital.
Three of those shot died from their wounds, including King Von, though it’s unclear who shot him.
By Jessica Bennett
November 7, 2020 | 11:17am
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Tekashi 6IX9INE and King VonGetty Images
Controversial Brooklyn snitch Tekashi 6ix9ine was seen mocking the death of Chicago rapper King Von on social media Friday, reportedly due to his ongoing feud with King Von associate, rapper Lil Durk.
An Instagram post from blogger DJ Akademiks suggested that Durk may have learned of his friend’s death from fans while streaming on Instagram Live. Within the comment section, 6ix9ine responded with a crying laughing emoji, mocking the “All Love” artist and the late Von.
Enlarge ImageTekashi 6ix9ine laughing at news of King Von’s death.Twitter
Tekashi has been feuding with Chicago-based rappers for much of his career, often seen trolling artists from the Windy city online. Uproxx reports that Durk even claimed Tekashi’s new management attempted to pay him to participate in a fake “troll war” with the rainbow-haired artist as a form of promotion. Durk refused, but was still subject to jabs from the “Gummo” artist. Durk also fired back on occasion, dissing 69 on Drake single, “Laugh Now, Cry Later.”
The 26-year-old King Von was involved in a fight between two groups of men outside the Monaco Hookah Lounge in downtown Atlanta when the altercation escalated to shots being fired. A total of six people were allegedly shot with three staying at the scene of the crime and three others running away, but still ending up at the hospital.
Three of those shot died from their wounds, including King Von, though it’s unclear who shot him.
’69: The Saga of Danny Hernandez’: Film Review
'Barry' director Vikram Gandhi chronicles the outrageous career of rapper/troll Tekashi69 in '69: The Saga of Danny Hernandez.'
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Hulu drops secret Tekashi 6ix9ine doc 'The Saga of Danny Hernandez'
Hulu has premiered new Tekashi 6ix9ine documentary 'The Saga of Danny Hernandez.'
’69: The Saga of Danny Hernandez’ Review: Tekashi 6ix9ine Gets the Troubling and Tragic Doc He Deserves
Vikram Gandhi's surprise Hulu documentary about the provocative rapper doesn't break any news, but it's a sobering look at modern-day fame.
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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘69: The Saga of Danny Hernandez’ on Hulu, Tracking The Turbulent Times Of Tekashi 6ix9ine
Rainbow locks, rainbow grillz, bad decisions and readymade memes define the work of Tekashi69.
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6ix9ine’s ‘TattleTales’ Has No Clear Reason to Exist
6ix9ine’s new album ‘TattleTales’ has no clear reason to exist. Here’s our review.
Checked out the Hulu doc. Director does a good job showing that pursuit of fame/attention and all the trolling and bullshit involved to get there along the way. Putting himself and others in danger, etc.
Tekashi 6ix9ine Is BACK! Makes It Rain Thousands In Miami Strip Club!
Instagram Tekashi 6ix9ine is officially out of hiding, and in true rainbow rapper form, he exploded on the scene in a Miami strip club where he made it rain thousands of one-dollar bills! Tekashi 69 decided to throw his comeback party alongside his girlfriend, Jade, who was celebrating her...
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Chris Hemsworth Gets More Cheery and Naughty For Christmas This Year
Chris Hemsworth has been his usual cheery self this Christmas as well, as is clear from his Instagram, and his wife, Elsa Pataky’s posts.
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Social Media Supports Sara Molina After Calling Out Tekashi 6ix9ine After He Referred To Their Daughter As 'That Little Girl'
Tekashi 6ix9ine has been back to trolling on social media with the latest being throwing money on Gervonta Davis. Now, his baby mama, Sara Molina, has some words for him after he called their daughter "that little girl."
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Tekashi 6ix9ine Trolls Gervonta Davis By Throwing Money At Him At Miami Nightclub
Tekashi 6ix9ine is back to getting under people's skin as last ight in Miami, he got into a verbal exchange with world champion boxer, Gervonta Davis. The Brooklyn rapper was seen throwing stacks of money at Davis.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine's Girlfriend Gets Explicit In Birthday Bikini
OhYouSoJade/Instagram Tekashi 6ix9ine‘s girlfriend Jade is straight-up calling herself a “hoe” on Instagram. The model and former bartender, real name Rachel Wattley, is fresh from celebrating her 24th birthday, and she didn’t hold back on the curve action while marking her special day. Jade...
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Tekashi 6ix9ine's Girlfriend STUNS Showing Off 'Thick' Booty In See-Through Lingerie
Tekashi 6ix9ine’s girlfriend, Jade, posed for a lingerie photoshoot that leaves little to the imagination — and it is insane! Tekashi 69 is still MIA, but his smoking hot girlfriend is all over social media and her massive fan base is here for it! The former bartender just shared a eye-popping...
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Hulu Documentary Explains How Fame-Chasing Turned Tekashi 6ix9ine Into A 'Monster'
There is a Hulu documentary out which tells the story of Tekashi 6ix9ine's rise to fame and how he got there. The director also revealed that fame-chasing turned the Brooklyn rapper into a "monster."
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Tekashi 6ix9ine's Manager Blasts Hulu And Showtime Documentaries
Tekashi 6ix9ine has a Hulu documentary out now along with one on Showtime coming in 2021. His manager, Murda Murphy, says both of these were unauthorized, though.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine's Girlfriend Is 'Thick' TWERKING In Tiny String Bikini!
Instagram Tekashi 6ix9ine’s girlfriend wants everyone to know she is the queen of twerking! Tekashi 69’s girl, Jade, just shared a mind-blowing video on Instagram behind-the-scenes at a bikini photoshoot — and she just couldn’t help herself but shake what her mama gave her! In the sexy clips...
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Stfu
Don't shoot the messenger. He make yall look bad with evey little stunt he pulls. Yall looking like straight clowns letting this boy run around.
He wouldn't have made it 2 weeks in my city.
Stfu
Tekashi 6ix9ine Sued by Robbery Victims
Tekashi's legal woes are not fully behind him yet.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine Sued by Victims of 2018 Gunpoint Robbery
Seketha Wonzer and Kevin Dozier were robbed by 6ix9ine’s gang associates in Manhattan in 2018
Two publicists sue Tekashi 6ix9ine over 2018 armed robbery
A pair of publicists are suing Tekashi 6ix9ine for robbing them at gunpoint two years ago — with the help of four cohorts — and videotaping the terrifying ordeal, according to a complaint filed Tue…
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Tekashi 6ix9ine Sued for Role in Armed Robbery
By Victoria Bekiempis
Photo: Shareif Ziyadat/Getty Images
Tekashi 6ix9ine was sued Tuesday by two victims of an April 2018 robbery carried out by his former gang associates. He recorded video of the attack from a nearby SUV, their Manhattan federal court lawsuit states. The victims, publicists Seketha Wonzer (known professionally as Skyy L. Daniels) and Kevin Dozier, said they “suffered great harm, including the loss of significant property and onslaught of severe emotional distress.”
The rapper, whose legal name is Daniel Hernandez, admitted to involvement in this robbery on January 23, 2019, when he pleaded guilty to charges relating to his membership with Bloods subset Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods. Hernandez had said that the target was a “rival of Nine Trey in Manhattan.”
Wonzer and Dozier were not rivals of the gang. “Upon information and belief, this robbery was a result of mistaken identity because [Hernandez] and his ‘crew’ mistook Plaintiffs as members of a rival organization,” the lawsuit said. “During the armed robbery, the assailants yelled at Plaintiffs ‘fuck Rap-a-lot,’ apparently referring to a purported rival Organization, Rap-A-Lot Records.”
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Wonzer thinks she was targeted because she’s from Texas and Rap-A-Lot has “strong ties” to that state. She and Rap-A-Lot have previously contributed to the same charity events, per the lawsuit.
The robbers stole Wonzer’s backpack. The bag contained six hard drives, which held 12 years of her client’s information, business materials, and music masters. They took about $1,500 cash and a gold chain from Dozier, which was “the last personal item Dozier had of his deceased father.”
Before Hernandez’s December 2019 sentencing, Wonzer and Dozier submitted letters to the court, urging the judge to think of them when deciding his sentence. “I am ex-military and seen my share of violence but never have I been so scared as the cold, hard metallic gun was pressed against my abdomen,” Dozier wrote.
“I feel that Daniel Hernandez, Tekashi, is liable and should be held legally and monetarily responsible for emotional distress, damages, losses and so much more,” Wonzer said in her letter.
Asked for comment, one of Hernandez’s attorneys, Lance Lazzaro, said in a text: “We will defend the lawsuit vigorously.”
While Hernandez has been released from federal custody, this lawsuit is among several ongoing legal issues in which the musician is ensnared. Hernandez was sued in October by the minor shown participating in sexual acts with adults in videos he put online.
By Victoria Bekiempis
Photo: Shareif Ziyadat/Getty Images
Tekashi 6ix9ine was sued Tuesday by two victims of an April 2018 robbery carried out by his former gang associates. He recorded video of the attack from a nearby SUV, their Manhattan federal court lawsuit states. The victims, publicists Seketha Wonzer (known professionally as Skyy L. Daniels) and Kevin Dozier, said they “suffered great harm, including the loss of significant property and onslaught of severe emotional distress.”
The rapper, whose legal name is Daniel Hernandez, admitted to involvement in this robbery on January 23, 2019, when he pleaded guilty to charges relating to his membership with Bloods subset Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods. Hernandez had said that the target was a “rival of Nine Trey in Manhattan.”
Wonzer and Dozier were not rivals of the gang. “Upon information and belief, this robbery was a result of mistaken identity because [Hernandez] and his ‘crew’ mistook Plaintiffs as members of a rival organization,” the lawsuit said. “During the armed robbery, the assailants yelled at Plaintiffs ‘fuck Rap-a-lot,’ apparently referring to a purported rival Organization, Rap-A-Lot Records.”
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GIVE NEW YORK
Wonzer thinks she was targeted because she’s from Texas and Rap-A-Lot has “strong ties” to that state. She and Rap-A-Lot have previously contributed to the same charity events, per the lawsuit.
The robbers stole Wonzer’s backpack. The bag contained six hard drives, which held 12 years of her client’s information, business materials, and music masters. They took about $1,500 cash and a gold chain from Dozier, which was “the last personal item Dozier had of his deceased father.”
Before Hernandez’s December 2019 sentencing, Wonzer and Dozier submitted letters to the court, urging the judge to think of them when deciding his sentence. “I am ex-military and seen my share of violence but never have I been so scared as the cold, hard metallic gun was pressed against my abdomen,” Dozier wrote.
“I feel that Daniel Hernandez, Tekashi, is liable and should be held legally and monetarily responsible for emotional distress, damages, losses and so much more,” Wonzer said in her letter.
Asked for comment, one of Hernandez’s attorneys, Lance Lazzaro, said in a text: “We will defend the lawsuit vigorously.”
While Hernandez has been released from federal custody, this lawsuit is among several ongoing legal issues in which the musician is ensnared. Hernandez was sued in October by the minor shown participating in sexual acts with adults in videos he put online.
