Adrien Broner Claps Back At 6ix9ine After Being Called A "Clown"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 202221.3K Views

Adrien Broner addresses the media during the 2018 Showtime Championship Boxing Event at Cipriani 42nd Street on January 24, 2018 in New York City.

Adrien Broner wants all the smoke.

Tekashi 6ix9ine's built a career off of controversy. Whether it's his pending case or his multiple beefs, he's managed to translate his headline grabbing actions into a full-blown career in the rap game. For the most part, he's predominantly beefed with other rappers. However, it looks like he's expanding his list of enemies into the sports world.

Adrien Broner Claps Back At 6ix9ine After Being Called A "Clown" — Adrien Broner sent out a message to 6ix9ine after the controversial rapper commented "clown" underneath the boxer's post. Broner posted a picture of himself standing next to Charlamagne Tha God. 6ix9ine has had issues with Charlamagne since his interview on the Breakfast Club a few weeks a go. Of course, Broner didn't take lightly to being called a "clown" by 6ix9ine and clapped back in an Instagram video.

"Aye 6ix9ine, don't be commenting no fuck shit under my pictures, boy. Talkin' bout clown, n*gga. The only thing with a red nose from where I'm from is a pitbull, n*gga." Broner said, "And I get to New York this week, n*gga. Mothafucka done pull up on you, n*gga. I ain't one of these rap n*ggas you be trollin' with. Quit playin wit' me."

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There's a high chance that 6ix9ine was calling Charlamagne a clown but either way, Broner obviously took an issue with the self-proclaimed "King Of New York" having any sort of comments towards him.

6ix9ine's yet to reply back but it's only a matter of time.

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