6ix9ine wanted to throw a "going-away" party if the jury in the Lil Durk case found him guilty, but his acquittal made him change plans. Instead of celebrating his opp's downfall, he redirected attention to Durk's upcoming October trial to keep the trolling up. OTF has responded in kind, with Doodie Lo pulling up to the block where Tekashi 6ix9ine shot his "GUMMO" music video.
Doodie posted a picture of him on the block on Instagram, as caught by No Jumper on the social media platform. "Gave Away To The Families You Took [Their] dad's From," he captioned his post, possibly referring to the $10K challenge he's been involved in. For those unaware, it's something he coordinated with Trap Lore Ross to give back to families and communities.
As such, the OTF affiliate is likely referring to 6ix9ine's cooperation with law enforcement in his RICO case a few years ago. Tekashi has been quite unapologetic about this, with him claiming folks are hypocrites for blasting him while propping other rappers up as "real." Now, though, this context of the Lil Durk trial has made those conversations flare up in more contentious ways this time around.
What's Next For Lil Durk?
With Lil Durk's October 5 trial on racketeering and firearm-related charges on the horizon, we're sure the New York rapper will still troll and make light of this whole situation. But folks are pushing back against his antics online, especially those in full support of Durk.
But Doodie Lo's activity amid the Lil Durk trial has also led to scrutiny from other media figures. For example, DJ Akademiks had shocked reactions when Doodie tried to set up music videos and streams amid this time. It didn't end up impacting the trial, but it raised many eyebrows.
Speaking of media conflicts, 6ix9ine called out Akademiks for "going hard" for Lil Durk, a notion the commentator immediately pushed back on. Ironically, Ak also faced accusations of doing the opposite, as Meek Mill claimed Ak's platforming of Tekashi negatively prejudiced Smurk.
This weekend has been full of wild reactions to the not guilty verdict. While the legal saga isn't over, it will probably wrap up before debates around this whole thing even begin to dissapate.
