TraxNYC warned 6ix9ine that he wants to fight him when Adin Ross put them on the phone together during a recent livestream. Trax didn't clarify his specific issue with the rapper, but labeled him a "f*cking r*tard," among other insults.
"You wanna see some bullsh*t? Bring me 6ix9ine," Trax says in one clip from the stream. Once 6ix9ine gets on the phone, Trax gets his attention and starts going off. "You remember me right?" he says, before threatening to fight him when he gets out of his jail cell. The remark is a reference to 6ix9ine's ongoing legal trouble for violating the terms of his parole.
Who Is TraxNYC?
TraxNYC, whose real name is Maksud Agadjani, has been blowing up on social media in recent days for accosting another jeweler for allegedly using his name to scam would-be customers in a viral video. “Where’s my money?” he yells in the video, as noted by Complex. “Motherf*cker, you said VVS 14 [karat], and you’re using my name, you b*tch. You f*cking thief.”
In another video, Agadjani alleges that employees from the rival vendor attacked him afterward. “They tried to strangle me with my own chain because I exposed what they did,” he said, showing off his injuries.
He also confirmed that he helped cover a refund for the victim and gifted them another $1,000 for the inconvenience. “Stop being greedy pieces of f*cking lying sh*t,” he said. “Keep f*cking scheming bro.”
Prior to the viral video, Agadjani had already made a name for himself by appearing in the Safdie brothers' film, Uncut Gems, and for feuding with 50 Cent. Over the years, he's supplied jewelry for a number of high-profile hip-hop artists. According to the "About" page on his website, this includes Busta Rhymes, Cardi B, Snoop Dogg, Kodak Black, Young M.A., Joyner Lucas, Erica Mena, Blac Chyna, and more.
