A List Of Everyone Who Has Beef With Tekashi 6ix9ine And Why

An overview of everyone who is currently beefing with the polarizing rapper Tekashi69. And why.

BYE Gadsby
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Bursting onto the scene with rainbow hair and a multi-colored grill, Brooklyn-bred rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine lit up social media with his unique brand of face tats and flamboyant style, that soon placed a target on the up-and-comer's back. Proudly brandishing his IDGAF attitude to his burgeoning Instagram fanbase which now boasts over 3 million followers, 6ix9ine has been nothing but vocal about the fact that, to him, haters are nothing other than wannabe groupies salivating over his spinning chain and designer duds. 

Along with dodging shots aimed at his sexual orientation and the legitimacy of his street cred, 6ix9ine's meteoric ascent has been plagued by serious legal controversy as well. Overshadowing the rise of his Billboard-charting breakout hit "Gummo," that now boasts over 154 million YouTube views, news of the rapper's past legal troubles branded the New Yorker as a predatory sex offender. Several months before "Blicky got the Stiffy" memes started making waves on social media, fellow Brooklyn rapper ZillaKami shed light on 6ix9ine's past case in which he pled guilty to one felony count of Use of a Child in a Sexual performance after a video surfaced of a nearly nude 14-year-old girl draped across the lap of the then-18-year-old rapper.

Unsurprisingly, the "Kooda" rapper has been making the rounds to distance himself from the damaging PR despite the fact that he plead guilty to the offense in a court of law. 

“Yo, when I found out the girl’s age, bro, gangsta, I wrote a letter of apology to her, her family... she was in a group home...that shit hurt my heart, you know what I'm saying?" said the rapper in a November 2017 interview with DJ Akademiks aimed at addressing his sexual misconduct charges. "'Cuz I lost my father, so I understand when people don't got a certain parent, you know what I'm saying? But I thought she was of age, she was just wildin'...you know how these girls be, bro. Bro, I didn't even know shew as gonna come back and bite me. Everybody will tell you what type of person I am."

From Trippie Redd to YG and The Game, the Internet famous rainbow-haired rapper of the moment has made some high-profile enemies both in the industry and on the street. Here, we've compiled the numerous beefs top names on the scene have with the self-titled and oft-disputed "King of New York." 


Trippie Redd

A List Of Everyone Who Has Beef With Tekashi 6ix9ine And Why

According to both Ohio-bred rapper Trippie Redd and 6ix9ine, all is not well in the house of Strainge Music. The one-time label mates and collaborators on tracks like "Poles1469" and "Owee," first came to blows after ZillaKami first shed light on 6ix9ine's history of sexual misconduct. "I’m sorry brozay, 1400 don’t promote pedophiles," said Redd in response to 6ix9ine's case. "If we give n----s clout, we give n----s clout. It was an accident." The beef escalated when Redd was jumped by 6ix9ine's crew while walking in the lobby of his New York hotel. 

"6ix9ine is still a rapist," said Redd in an Instagram Live video recorded soon after the altercation. "He’s still a rapist ass n----." "This n---- 6ix9ine is done. He can’t come to LA at all. Never again. If 6ix9ine comes to LA, it’s over. I’m in New York right now. If y’all really think bro bout that, really go tell that n---- pull up right now.”

 

Pi'erre Bourne

A List Of Everyone Who Has Beef With Tekashi 6ix9ine And Why

After Tekashi nabbed his career-making "Gummo" beat from Trippie Red by way of "Magnolia" producer Pi'erre Bourne, it quickly became clear that the hot-right-now hitmaker wanted nothing to do with the rainbow-haired, in-your-face rapper. "F--- that gummo shit. All y’all n----s doing weird shit some opps I swear," wrote Bourne in a now-deleted tweet. 

Attempting to diffuse the tension, 6ix9ine admitted to DJ Akademiks that he reached out to Bourne in an attempt to get clearance for the beat and the producer responded by giving the cold shoulder. "I haven't said a word to Pi'erre...all I said was, 'Yo, big fan.' Show him nothing but love, real humble about my shit...I can't control nobody else, you know what I'm saying? So, I never spoke to him...private lawyers got through to him."

Casanova

A List Of Everyone Who Has Beef With Tekashi 6ix9ine And Why

Brookyn-bred rapper Casanova came for Tekashi 6ix9ine with his diss track "Set Trippin," with bars like "If you want smoke ain't nothing we gotta speak 'bout/See you with that red flag on what that be bout?" aimed directly at the rapper whose Blood-affiliation is often contested. True to form, 6ix9ine then clapped back while on stage with his crew at a late-December gig at Club FREQ in New York screaming, "Shout out Casanova. We f---ed that n---a's bitch" to the packed venue. 

Exclusive: #Tekashi69 took shots at #Casanova at Club FREQ in NYC.

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Acie High

A List Of Everyone Who Has Beef With Tekashi 6ix9ine And Why

Acie High, who reps the rap group Aqualeo out of Texas wasn't about to let Tekashi's crew slide after they started dissing the women he and his partner Priceless were dropping off at LAX. When Acie and Priceless attempted to get 6ix9ine's goons to back down, the verbal altercation escalated to a traffic-stopping brawl. 

"He has a track record of bothering girls," said Acie, defending his decision to jump the NY rapper. "It was just time. They was talking shit. Where we come from, we from Texas, we don't do no shooting."

The Game And YG

A List Of Everyone Who Has Beef With Tekashi 6ix9ine And Why

Compton-bred rapper The Game wants everyone to know that he has the undisputed high ground, while gunning to take Tekashi down a peg, after his self-proclaimed "King of New York" status. The Game drew first by leading a crowd to chant “Fuck 6ix9ine” during a stop on the European leg of his 45 tour and referring to the rapper as a "fake-ass Blood." The "Gummo" rapper took to Instagram to issue his response. “I TURNED ‘GANGSTERS’ INTO CLOUT CHASERS," he wrote. "I INVITE ALL YALL TO MY DICK. A KID WITH RAINBOW HAIR GOT THE WHOLE INDUSTRY RIGHT NOW AGGRAVATED."

The Game stood behind his claim that 6ix9ine was nothing more than a wannabe gangster by serving the Gram with (multiple) receipts of the rapper's fake status.  

Went from a rapist in 2016, to tryna be a crip in 2017 to running the bloods in NY in 2018 😂😂 & actually got niggas co-signing this fuckin weirdo ??? NEW YORK cannot be down wit this fuckery... it’s a misrepresentation of what NY really is..... & LA niggas ain’t tolerating no more disrespect PERIOD... not to the city, the culture, or either sides of the flag !!! It’s REAL NIGGAS out here dying in the streets behind this shit you false bangin. You got the 69 from giving niggas head while they gave you head lil weirdo & brooklyn niggas made you dye ya hair cuz you was they bitch.... how long you thought you was gone get away wit this charade ??? Fucked up thing is little kids out here following this weirdo & gone end up hurt tryna be what they think this bum is..... & them bloods you paying to hide behind gone disappear when that lil money run out then you gone have to stand behind all the shit you talkin on ya own..... the jig is up #Teryaki69 #RainbowBrite #TheDiaperSniper [This my last post about this 🤡.... had to let the world know who this bum really is] & some of y’all gone say “leave him alone he’s just a kid” lol... stop talkin grown man shit & stay in a kids place then lil mothafucka !!! Ain’t no fakin blood on my watch !!!! REAL NIGGAS EVERYWHERE on ya head Daniel.... stop fakin & save ya life boy before somebody catch you when you & me both know that’s not what you really want. The best advice I can give yo lil weird ass. #ThisRapShitAintForEverybody

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"Went from a rapist in 2016, to tryna be a crip in 2017 to running the bloods in NY in 2018 😂😂 & actually got niggas co-signing this fuckin weirdo ??? NEW YORK cannot be down wit this fuckery... it’s a misrepresentation of what NY really is..... & LA n----s ain’t tolerating no more disrespect PERIOD... not to the city, the culture, or either sides of the flag!!!" he wrote, before punctuating the end of his rant with the hashtag #ThisRapShitAintForEverybody. 

YG, an OG Blood-affiliate who has remained tight-lipped on 6ix9ine's beefs thus far stepped in The Game's comment section to voice his support of the diss after pictures of the "BILLY" rapper repping Crip blue went viral. "THATS OUTT," wrote YG accompanied by an "OK" hand emoji.

Unbothered by the tag-team diss, 6ix9ine then posted a vid to the 'Gram of The Game's pre-fame appearance in a reality dating game show "Change of Heart." 

Chileeee #Tekashi69 isn’t done. He’s still throwing shots at #TheGame for calling him a fake Blood 👀👀 (See earlier post)

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While the "How We Do" rapper's diss is still proudly displayed on his IG feed, 6ix9ine deleted his "fake Blood" retaliation after catching heat on social media from the recently-surfaced Crip pics. 

J Prince Jr.

A List Of Everyone Who Has Beef With Tekashi 6ix9ine And Why

J Prince Jr. certainly had something to say about 6ix9ine’s claim that he has a “universal hood pass” and can fly his red flag freely on any block without getting checked. The rapper attempted to roll up at the birthday party for J Prince Jr. (the son of J Prince, Rap-A-Lot Records' CEO),while he was in Houston, however tensions rose after 6ix9ine and his crew were denied entry.

“First off 6ix9ine, don’t think that u can go to other people’s city and not show them the proper respect that’s due, we’ve earned that and demand it!” captioned Prince in an Instagram upload showing the NY rapper getting turned away from the event by his brother Baby Jay. “Although I might not condone in a bunch of the moves you’ve made, I don’t know u and I know that your young and new to this so u have a lot of learning to do...but not for one second do u get it misunderstood that u can get away with the disrespect in my city the way you’ve shown in others. We won’t tolerate it. Make your next move your best move!” warned Prince before reminding 6ix9ine of the #MobTies he boasts.

Showing no fear at coming for J Prince Jr. and his family in their home turf of Houston, Tekashi targeted J Prince Jr. with the caption "Y'all live off ya fathers name. I made my own." in a now-deleted Instagram post, on top of dropping an Instagram Story reminding his critics that he will continue to go where he pleases.

"I literally come to everyone city when y'all say don't come. Pullin everybody card.. y'all stay in y'all hometown,” said the rapper. “I TALK SHIT FROM NEW YORK ALL THE WAY TO YA CITY. I move around."

With both J Prince’s crew and the Texan gang of Tango Orejon gunning for their (literal) shot at the new-wave rapper, it’s only a matter of time before 6ix9ine’s universal hood pass expires. 

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