All Of 6ix9ine's Beef Explained

6ix9ine

may be the most hated rapper of all time, but that reputation didn't come out of nowhere. He excelled at trolling and dissing other rappers and has never slowed down. It's hard to keep track of all the people he has issues with, but today we're going to break down each and every issue he has in the rap game and also with random celebrities. Let's get right into it. Before

6ix9ine

betrayed his team Nine Trey, he sat down for an interview with legendary New York rapper Fat Joe. In 2018 6ix9ine was already making a lot of noise, but Joe warned him to keep him off the streets before he ended up in serious trouble.

According to Joe, 6ix9ine told him off-mic that all the gang talk was just a front for clout. But after a few years of arresting 6ix9ine, criticizing people's dead friends, and criticizing his team, Joe went on Math Hoffa's My Expert Opinion show and put it on the air. Joe told them all: This black is a fool, he is a fool, a fool, a fool. Joe said with all the craziness of him that it was clear that 6ix9ine is miserable. He said: This guy here, this guy's shit, this black is doing, I'm convinced he wants to die.

I don't wish it on him or anything, but I'm convinced he's miserable in his body. He can't look at himself in the mirror. 6ix9ine responded and told TMZ that Fat Joe is just jealous of him because he has already accomplished more in his career and has more money and cars. He also said that Joe is limiting gangster talk, saying, “Fat Joe said I'm not a gangster, was it all for a promotion? That's fake news. What is your proof that I ever said that? But even if 6ix9ine was really about that life, in Joe's eyes, there's no turning back after snitching.

In 2020, Fat Joe said: The worst thing you can do in the history of humanity is be a rat. Because you must understand that when you tell it, you destroy families. Fat Joe and 6ix9ine will probably never sit down together for another interview, but it doesn't sound like either of them are under too much pressure from the feud. Trippie Redd gave 6ix9ine a big boost to his career in 2017 when he featured him at Poles 1469 and Owee tracks. Their energy matched well and the Poles racked up nearly 200 million views on YouTube, but not long after they were fighting and 6ix9ine made his own friend jump.

It all started when 6ix9ine was exposed for sexually abusing a child in 2015. Zillakami leaked a photo in which 6ix9ine was groping a 13-year-old girl when he was 18, leading him to plead guilty to a felony count of using a a child in a sexual performance. However, the situation didn't just cause a split between Trippie and 6ix9ine. He discovers that Trippie originally received the GUMMO beat from Pierre Bourne, but passed it on to 6ix9ine. Bourne wasn't happy about this, and when everything started to fall apart, he clowned around 6ix9ine and claimed that he gets 75% of the royalties. 6ix9ine said he was going to put his hands on Trippie and Pierre, then Pierre tweeted: "Fuck that shitty gum all you blacks doing weird shit some chances I swear." Trippie distanced himself from 6ix9ine and called him a pedophile, then just a few months later, 6ix9ine's TreyWay team attacked him after they followed him to the airport.

When 6ix9ine took the stand against Nine Trey, he testified that his bodyguard Harv punched Trippie in the mouth. According to 6ix9ine, Trippie's manager came over to smash the meat, and that's when 6ix9ine, Shotti, and a few other Nine Trey affiliates stopped where Trippie was recording a video. They waited for him to leave and then followed him for an hour down the road until they reached his hotel. Shotti, Harv and three other guys ran after Trippie, but 6ix9ine waited in the truck while they attacked him. 6ix9ine also tried to set up Trippie by testifying that he is affiliated with the Five Nine Brims gang, which had problems with the Nine Trey Bloods.

Now 6ix9ine's old team is locked up because he testified against them, but his

beef

with Trippie is still active. In 2020, 6ix9ine claimed that he was dating Trippie's ex-girlfriend, Ayleks. However, Ayleks denied that anything had happened between them, so 6ix9ine was simply trolling Trippie again. However, Ayleks was not the only girl who was dragged into his problem. A few months after they started sending photos back and forth, Bhad Bhabie got involved in this. 6ix9ine claimed he didn't like him because he turned down a collaboration, then Bhad Bhabie clapped back and said: I want some receipts, because I know, fuck, well, I never asked you not to be in no shit. **song and I know my label didn't ask you for any damn songs, you fucking weirdo.

B**** you wouldn't be shit if Trippie didn't put you on that song with him. Bhabie called him out for his fake gang ties and said Ooo I can't stand weirdos like get your face out of my face you weird motherfucker ***** I'll ruin your whole life That's when 6ix9ine posted a video. on IG and stated: You know Trippie Redd, dammit, that little bitch Danielle Bregoli, right? Trippie and Bhabie said there was no limit, so I want to make it as clear as possible. Trippie Redd and I never had sex. but then Bhabie admitted that they kissed before they both turned 18.

We kissed, but it wasn't that serious. The whole situation was a disaster, but eventually everyone involved moved on and called it quits. In 2018, Eminem released a surprise album Kamikaze and attacked the entire industry. He went after everyone from Lil Yachty, Ja Rule, Drake, DJ Akademiks, Lil Wayne and more. One of the most popular rappers he didn't shoot was 6ix9ine. 6ix9ine obviously felt left out, so he uploaded a video of him rapping over the beat of Eminem's Lose Yourself and said: You thought right when you don't put me down. I'm a lyrical legend, I know they miss me.

Everyone murmurs rap, colorful children. "The hair cannot be compared to the lyrical phenomenon that is here." Then he made fun of Em's complicated bars and started saying a lot of nonsense. Em waited a couple of years to clap, but in 2020 he sent a shot at the song Zeus and said: “She says I'm trash but listen to Tekashi B****, you lost me Good time, weak She "Thinks me machine washed. I swear to God, man, your favorite rapper would like to run into me." Then Em joined Cordae on the song Parables and dissed 6ix9ine for snitching and getting spit on by Meek Mill.

He said, "Shit'll make you wanna run away like it's a plea deal. So I treat a beat like it's Tekashi, I spit on that bitch like Meek Mill." Meek and 6ix9ine have been feuding since 2018, but in the past, Meek tried to give him some advice. In an interview with Power 106, Meek said he always wanted to tell that kid, 'You give that certain kind of energy.' When you give that energy, that energy really comes back.” After 6ix9ine decided to work with the police, Meek called him out on Twitter and said, “69 is going to appear in federal court today, kids!

Message of the day, don't be an Internet gangsta... be yourself! Meek also clowned 6ix9ine on IG under his jailhouse photo and said, "That witness protection drip." Meek didn't give up when 6ix9ine was released from prison in 2020. He posted an old video in which he rapped about snitching, and 6ix9ine responded in the comments with “Imagine being so pressured. Nicki doesn't love you anymore. They went back and forth on social media for a minute, then in 2021, they almost held hands in a parking lot. According to Meek, 6ix9ine waited for him outside a club and tried to chase him.

Both published videos of the situation, but security prevented them from fighting. And although you can't see it in the video, Meek says he spit on 6ix9ine, which is where Eminem got the inspiration for his diss. After the fight in the parking lot, things cooled down between them, but if Meek and 6ix9ine meet again, there's no telling what could happen. Fivio Foreign is one of the most popular New York rappers in the game, which almost automatically makes him 6ix9ine's opponent. In April 2022, 6ix9ine hopped on IG to promote his new music and claimed to be the king of New York.

Fivio obviously disagreed, so he tweeted “5 billboards in Times Square, top 5 New York songs on Apple at once, and articles in both the Daily News and the NY Times... Never let that one black man say that he is the king of this city.” 6ix9ine has always pulled off the craziest shots to attack his enemies, but he took it to a whole new level with Fivio. This all happened just a couple of months after Fivio's friend Tdott Woo was tragically shot to death, 6ix9ine used his death to troll him, writing, “Didn't his best friend just get shot in the head one month ago?

He was worried about the billboards in Times Square… ”Then he sent out more photos after Fivio's album was only projected to sell about 29,000 units in the first week. Fivio responded and said that 6ix9ine doesn't even have dead friends that he can criticize, then 6ix9ine jumped into the comments and claimed that Fivio isn't actually affiliated with Woo. After that, the meat cooled, but it's definitely not finished. 6ix9ine crossed the line when he criticized Fivio's friend Tdott, so there's almost no chance he'll ever get squashed. Before his tragic death in 2020, King Von was one of the most respected rappers in the world.

He emerged from the wild streets of Chicago and had a unique style that made him an overnight superstar. And like most street rappers, Von didn't like 6ix9ine's decision to rat out his gang. Von went live on IG and said: That shit with 6ix9ine, that shit ain't right... I don't know the blacks gang. I don't give a damn about 6ix9ine. Do not know him. But he talked about all kinds of people, gangs and jailing people and shit. and his family, a family member and shit. After Von was killed in November 2020, 6ix9ine immediately started sending shots.

When Lil Durk posted a tribute to Von on IG, 6ix9ine jumped into the comments and criticized Von and Durk's cousin Nuski, who died in 2014. Durk stayed off social media for a minute after Von's death , but 6ix9ine was waiting for him when he arrived. back. After Durk posted about his album The Voice, 6ix9ine clowned him about the album's sales and said, “I used Von's name for sales. It is NOT prohibited and has full industry support. 55k and his man got caught in 4k #KingVon REST IN PISS.” 6ix9ine and Durk were already fighting before Von died, and now 6ix9ine uses his death against Durk whenever he can.

In 2021 he sent another shot and said Von is burning in hell right now, but last year he revealed the disrespect. In April 2022, 6ix9ine posted a video on IG where he is standing in the corner with a Lil Durk lookalike named Perkio. Perkio appears nervous as 6ix9ine puts a jacket on him with a photo of King Von on the back, and in the caption he tagged Durk and said, "@lildurk I had a gift for the bro @kingvonfrmdao your blacks ain't." "I'm never going to slide, but they definitely represent you all day long with t-shirts." Perkio is cool with Lil Durk and has appeared in one of his videos, and says a YouTuber named SteveWillDoIt set him up to be ambushed by 6ix9ine.

The situation got complicated when Perkio, 6ix9ine and SteveWillDoIt had different versions of what happened behind the scenes, and then Steve went on Brandon Marshall's I'm Athlete podcast and said: I mean, right now, I'm not filming or doing anything with 6ix9ine already. Then Brandon Marshall got dragged into this too. At the end of the show, his co-host had Steve raise a Black Power fist and everyone laughed: Do this for us now, come on, do this for us right now. Alright, there you have it. That? That? and that's when 6ix9ine relayed Marshall in his direct messages.

He called them both out for laughing at Steve instead of with him and said, "Suck my dick and that's why you are where you are now, holding on to something you'll never have again in a career." 6ix9ine defended Steve, but it turns out that he and his team were the ones who set it all up, and what happened caught Perkio and Steve off guard. After Steve realized what happened, he apologized to Perkio. I meant no harm, this is all I have in cash and I want you to have. And if you want, you can have this.

It's a love bracelet, it's Cartier, this shit is very expensive and it looks beautiful. If you like. and if you want to match it you could keep the ring. I mean, I mean no harm, I'm sorry, I'm sincerely, from the bottom of my heart, sorry for what happened. Steve distanced himself from 6ix9ine after the setup, but a couple of months later they were seen together at a nightclub and Steve wrote: “Fuck what anyone says 69 my friend 4L. Things happen, but that's life. Life is a game of chance." But while 6ix9ine and Steve might have squashed their issues, that will never happen between him and Durk.

The same month he stopped by Perkio, 6ix9ine dropped the track GINE and said, "Up to you man got shot, you made a diss track. Go get a gun and recover something. Your man got shot, he's not coming back. Go get a gun and get something back.” while the words “Slide 4 Von” appeared during the video. Durk responded with a clap on the song Huuuh and said:“Man, I'm Durk and you've got my love, why are you playing with Perk? “Fuck the feds that are with you, those blacks are going to get hurt.” Durk and 6ix9ine haven't been sending many photos lately, but Durk isn't the only Chicago artist having issues with 6ix9ine right now.

In 2020, 6ix9ine stopped by O Block in Chicago and posted a video of himself laying flowers for Durk's cousin Nuski. Many rappers in the city already had issues with 6ix9ine over the snitch, but posting a video on O Block took his

beef

with Lil Reese to the next level. Reese warned him not to waste his life playing Internet games, then 6ix9ine slapped him back and said he saw a video of Reese shitting his pants. That's when 6ix9ine posted a video of Reese being assaulted in 2019, where he supposedly took a shit, which turned out not to be true.

The video was deleted, but Reese responded to IG and began sending death threats. They ended up moving in together on IG and Reese pulled a gun on him. But before things went any further, Reese ended up getting shot in Chicago for a stolen whip. As soon as the news broke, 6ix9ine was ready to start trolling. He commented "Lil Tim here crazy" and "How he got shot before when." He then told Durk to buy Reese a car and even started a GoFundMe for Reese to get her own whip. Fortunately, Reese made a full recovery and now wants to face 6ix9ine in the ring.

After finding out how much Tyson Fury earned for his boxing match with Dillian Whyte, Reese tweeted: "Shit, you need to go to a boxer and ask that rat if he wants to box for 5-10 million." 6ix9ine never responded to the challenge, but if these two ever see each other in person, it will be on the spot. J Prince and his label Rap-A-Lot have been running the rap game in Houston for decades. And when 6ix9ine tried to pull over without checking in, the situation escalated into an armed robbery. In 2018, 6ix9ine was supposed to perform at a show in the city, but he allegedly didn't go on stage because he thought the Rap-A-Lot crew was going to set him up.

Then things got even more complicated after 6ix9ine showed up at J Prince Jr's birthday party and ended up getting kicked out. 6ix9ine wasn't feeling the disrespect, so a month later he planned to rob a couple of Rap-A-Lot artists while they were in New York. During his trial, 6ix9ine testified that his former manager Shotti and some other Nine Treys gangsters trapped Rap-A-Lot affiliates D! and Junya Boy in the lobby of a building and targeted them. with weapons. 6ix9ine didn't even know who the artists were, but he knew they were affiliated with J Prince and that's why they went after them.

J Prince clapped his hands and said, "If he or any of those clowns tried to steal me or anyone from the #Rapalot family, the bad news would have brought them home... there was never a question mark in my mind that this kid #takashi69 He was rat material.” Prince has a lot of respect in Houston and there's a reason some rappers are afraid of him, but it's unclear if his crew was actually caught missing in New York that day. in the tragic death of Takeoff from the Migos, so their focus isn't on 6ix9ine right now, but that definitely doesn't mean the issue is over 6ix9ine isn't afraid to cross any lines, and he proved it again in 2021 by.

Go after Lil Nas with a skull emoji. Nas responded to IG and posted screenshots of when 6ix9ine allegedly tried to slide into his DMs. One message just said "me," but in the next, 6ix9ine allegedly said "I'll be in your city soon what are you doing lol." People started clowning 6ix9ine for being exposed, but he got on IG and tried to clear up the story. He told his followers, before this shit starts, let's cut this in the ass, this is my grandmother, this is 6ix9ine, this is my account. Look, she stops playing with me son.

His phone showed there were no direct messages between him and Nas, but some people pointed out that 6ix9ine might have deleted the messages before making the video. 6ix9ine has made a career out of trolling, but that day he quickly learned that it can sometimes backfire. Snoop Dogg is one of the biggest OGs in the game, and he didn't like the publicity 6ix9ine received after being released from prison. The day he came out, Snoop posted: "Y'all gotta stop pressuring this rat...fuck 69 and y'all press his line right now." 6ix9ine responded by posting footage from a documentary where Suge Knight insinuated that this is because he is an informant, he is a rat, a snitch.

He then asked his fans on IG if he should tell them all the rappers who have worked with the feds, and in the comments he tagged Snoop and said “hey sir, let's chat.” Snoop doesn't play with his name like that and posted a video broadcasting 6ix9ine and sending outlandish threats. He ended up deleting the video from his page, but Snoop told 6ix9ine Rat boy, you better leave me alone. It's not me... Fucking with the dog, not nice, bitch. 6ix9ine doubled down on the snitching accusations in the comments, then took the issue to another level by including Snoop's wife.

Snoop had posted a photo with his wife on a red carpet, and that's when 6ix9ine stepped in and accused him of cheating. He wrote: “Didn't you cheat on her a couple months ago with @celinaapowellxo? “She deserves better.” He then posted a video in which Snoop was supposedly talking to a woman on Facetime to prove the cheating rumors. The strange thing is that 6ix9ine deleted the video after people criticized him for taking things too far. He usually isn't afraid of controversy, so someone in the game must have really scared him about the situation. Everything went cold for a while and the meat was practically extinct, but last year Snoop took one last chance.

On a Peacock show called It's So Dumb It's Criminal, Snoop gave an award to someone who ratted out his own family member. He called the award the "Tekashi69 Memorial Snitch Award." It's clear that Snoop and 6ix9ine will never be great, but the problem is probably over now that 6ix9ine realized that there are some guys in the game that he really can't mess with. The Game is one of the biggest West Coast rappers of his generation and has always represented his blood affiliation in his music and lifestyle. So when 6ix9ine came in and started calling out the same gang, The Game came on social media and broadcast it completely.

Fake ass blood F*** 6ix9ine F*** 6ix9ine! 6ix9ine responded by posting a clip from a dating show Game continued back in the day, but no one expected what came next. Game posted all kinds of photos of 6ix9ine's life before fame. In one he can be seen smiling with a sweater around his neck, in another where 6ix9ine is sitting on a bed covered in blue scarves, and then he posted documents from when 6ix9ine pleaded guilty to a charge of using a child in a sexual performance. 6ix9ine ended up deleting all of his comments about the game and things calmed down.

And when 6ix9ine was going through his ordeal, Game actually said he felt sorry for him, telling TMZ Man: I feel sad for that kid. And I feel sad because a lot of kids get into this shit and don't know what they're doing. Everything was fine for a moment, but that all changed when 6ix9ine got out of prison and disrespected the Nipsey Hussle monument. Before his tragic death, Nip called out 6ix9ine in the song Rich N**** Lifestyle and said, “When it's time for war, never go unnoticed. You all play roles. I can't name a fake black that hasn't been exposed.

Are all you blacks that surprised that Tekashi said it? He ain't a real street black unless you got a code.” After 6ix9ine stopped by Nip's mural and made a video, Game called him out in the comments and told him to "keep playing." They haven't had any more comings and goings since then, but Game sent one more shot to the 72 Bar Assassin track and said, "Black MAC, I'll squeeze your back tonight Blap-blap, set the traps for the squeaking rat?" How do they kill DThang but 6ix9ine is still breathing? 6ix9ine didn't respond to the hint, but he may be too busy with other problems right now, like the next artist he even tried to kill, Chief Keef, who changed the whole game when he came back to put Chicago drill music on the map. 2012.

He's a legend in the industry and still has plenty of ties to the streets, but that didn't stop 6ix9ine from taking shots at him. It all started in 2018 when 6ix9ine posted a FaceTime conversation with Cuban. Doll, who was dating Keef's friend Tadoe, at the time. She posted about the injuries Tadoe allegedly gave her for talking to 6ix9ine, and then 6ix9ine and Tadoe had a wild back-and-forth on Facetime where Tadoe told her Lose it. this dwarf number, I kill people! Tadoe then joined Keef and 6ix9ine's old friend Trippie Redd for the track I Kill People. 6ix9ine clapped back in a video on IG, saying, “No one gives a damn what you guys did three years ago… Fuck Chief Keef, fuck Lil Reese, fuck.” *all those p**** ass n****s are f***** Treyway my black.

Everyone involved in the situation was throwing some crazy shots, and then in June 2018, a shooter pulled up on Keef while he was in New York and tried to take him out. Fortunately he was not hit, but the problem did not end there. Just a couple of weeks after Keef was shot, 6ix9ine took his baby mama, Slim Danger, shopping at a Gucci store in New York and posted the whole thing. He tried to slide another DM from Keef's baby mama, but she posted the screenshots on IG and passed it on. 6ix9ine and Keef stopped shooting each other, but then in 2019, it emerged that 6ix9ine is the one who almost got him killed.

During her testimony, 6ix9ine ratted out her friend Kooda and told the court that she paid Kooda $20,000 to kill Chief Keef. Fortunately, Kooda missed the shot, but he still paid for it by spending years in prison. When it comes to rappers who are truly dedicated to that life, you can't mention the topic without mentioning Bobby Shmurda. He blew up and took over the game with the song Hot N**** in 2014, and just when it looked like he was going to become a superstar, Bobby was charged with murder, attempted murder and other charges. But instead of snitching and leaving early to further advance his career, Bobby agreed to a longer sentence so his friend Rowdy Rebel could return home sooner.

In 2018, Bobby joined 6ix9ine from prison for the track STOOPID. But after he found out about the snitch, Bobby told VLADTV. But now that you found out that he's locked up and that he's ratting out everyone and imprisoning everyone else, would you do a song with Tekashi after you come out? Hell, son of a bitch, no! When Bobby got out of prison, he did an interview with DJ Akademiks where he criticized "civilians" who talk about life on the street. 6ix9ine didn't like the comments, and he jumped in and called everyone out for riding Bobby's wave after he got out of prison when they weren't rocking it before.

According to him, he sent Bobby $40,000 after they collaborated, even though he didn't owe him anything. Bobby never responded to the comments, but it doesn't look like they'll be teaming up to perform in New York anytime soon. Blueface is one of the only rappers in the game who might be more controversial than 6ix9ine. He's always in the headlines for crazy things like getting into a fistfight with his girlfriend Chrisean Rock, allegedly shooting guys outside of clubs, and dissing any rapper who crosses him. Blueface surprised fans again in 2021 when he got his jeweler's name tattooed on the side of his head. 6ix9ine also has a lot of crazy ink, but that didn't stop him from trolling Blueface in the comments and accusing him of owing the jeweler money.

Blueface responded and said that 6ix9ine is just trying to stay relevant, then 6ix9ine trolled him again by posting a comedic parody of himself getting a tattoo for jewelry he couldn't afford. You want this chain right? Yes. You will have to get this tattoo. Okay, whatever. That's when Blueface returned with a video of a homeless man who claims to be 6ix9ine's father and challenged him to a boxing match. My name is Daniel Hernandez, I am the father of Tekashi 69. Yes, I am. Blueface dismissed him for abusing his ex Sara Molina, saying, "he hit a woman but he doesn't even mention a fight with me, that's some fucking problems." Blueface's IG ended up being deleted, so he went on Twitter and accused 6ix9ine of reporting him. 6ix9ine took one last chance and said that Blueface should get Instagram tattooed on his head and that they would give him his account back, but after that the argument died down.

Casanova is another blood-affiliated New York rapper. Right now he's in jail facing 60 years for a RICO case, but in 2018 he got into a conflict with 6ix9ine that nearly got them both killed. They started taking shots at each other on social media, then things heated up after Casanova dropped the song Set Trippin and allegedlyreal life is not that. Then you have the real life police following you, it never became anything serious, but Rico made it clear that he doesn't agree with the way 6ix9ine moves. In 2018, 6ix9ine had problems with half of Chicago, and the next artist really wanted to fight him.

When 6ix9ine was attacking Chief Keef, Vic Mensa came on the radio and criticized him for biting the Chicago style. Vic said I like Tekashi music, do you feel me? But look up the damn facts, the receipts exist online, there are full videos of every line of Chicago rappers Tekashi 6ix9ine. When I saw him, pretending to be traveling through Chicago as if he were simply on business. Like on the block in the middle of the night. You know what I mean, last night. Talking about 'Where are they? Where are you? I'm on y'all's block.' I'm in Chicago, I'm delivering shit 'cause these Chicago rappers don't want to do shit. 6ix9ine jumped into DJ Akademiks' comments and wrote, "Vic mensa can suck my dick with his mother's lips." Then Vic said he could catch the hands and also shot Akademiks.

And in a video he posted on social media, Vic told 6ix9ine Shoot the 1 on 1 and see what happens to you, boy. I'm going to change your whore face to the color of your hair. So put up with it or shut up like your damn friend. That's when 6ix9ine appeared on The Angie Martinez Show on Power 105 and conveyed Vic so badly that he almost ended the problem right then and there. When 6ix9ine was asked about the issue, he said: I can't name a song if someone held a gun to my head right now. Ok, that's fair.

Can you name a song? Just without looking at anyone, name a song, name a song, name a song. Name a Vic Mensa song. Vic decided to move on and said that he was done with the meat. Man, that was all a big misunderstanding. He was talking about playing Street Fighter with me. 6ix9ine burned many bridges in the industry after ratting out Treyway's team, including his "dad" 50 Cent. 50 always supported 6ix9ine early in his career because they had similar breakthroughs in the rap game. They both started going against the grain and dissing other rappers, and by then it seemed like 6ix9ine had real street cred as 50. 50 started jokingly referring to 6ix9ine as his son, and they even teamed up on the song Get. the Strap in 2018.

But after 6ix9ine changed, 50 said he would never work with him again. In 2020 he did an interview called Quarantine Couch and said would you F with Tekashi 6ix9ine if he wanted to record with you? I don't, I wouldn't fuck with him. Still, you know, what it is, it goes against the way I grew up. I don't think he remembers me telling him that he understood why he did what he did. Many people thought 6ix9ine's career was dead after he testified, but 50 realized it. Tell any traditional kid, tell real music consumers in middle America that you're going to buy the real CD, you're going to push the button.

New artists will adapt to it. They will work with it because they will have some success and then start to see that people don't care as much and it will be more important for them to have a success. It never became a serious issue, but 6ix9ine clowned around 50 during the interview and said, "It won't be the first time 50." abandon his son...let me mind my own business.” 50's had a wild feud with his own son Marquise for years, and 6ix9ine had to make one last argument before moving on. Before blowing up, 6ix9ine had a good relationship with another rapper named Zillakami, known for being in the group City Morgue with Sosmula.

Zilla supposedly got his start in the game by ghostwriting for 6ix9ine and at one point they even lived together. It's unclear why they started fighting, but they got into a fight behind the scenes and Zilla ended up exposing 6ix9ine's charge of using a child in a sexual performance. According to Zilla, he basically went to jail, I bailed him out. He went to jail and you got him out on bail? Yeah, all that, and then he did something dirty with the money, and he started lying to us and all that shit. At the time, 6ix9ine had been on good terms with Zilla's brother for years, but according to them, he started criticizing them on IG because of his influence.

At the end of the day, 6ix9ine blew up a lot more than Zilla, but he turned a lot of friends into enemies to get there. 6ix9ine feuds with a lot of street rappers who aren't really known outside of the rap game, but in 2020 he made national headlines by attacking two of the biggest artists in the world. After getting back in the game with the track GOOBA, 6ix9ine thought he had earned the number one spot on Billboard's Hot 100 chart. But when Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber's Stuck With U beat him to the top, he took them out for supposedly buying his way to number one.

He posted a video on IG I want the world to know, that Billboard is a lie. Get this, they bought 30,000 units with 6 credit cards. Ariana responded and said that she and Justin's fans were the ones who bought the units, and that 6ix9ine should be grateful to even make it to the charts. Bieber also chimed in and

explained

the situation. He said 6ix9ine was comparing his worldwide streaming numbers to theirs, but Billboard only counts streams that come from the United States. 6ix9ine returned with another video and told Ariana: I don't want you to think I'm coming to you.

You just don't understand my pain, my frustration is Billboard's. And that's when Billboard reached out and

explained

that none of 6ix9ine's YouTube views counted toward his sales because those streams are global, not domestic. The whole situation confused fans, but at the end of the day there doesn't seem to be any real evidence that Grande, Bieber, or Billboard actually did anything wrong.