Now that 6ix9ine’s new album Tattle Tales has dropped at #4, the singer has gone conspicuously quiet. The rapper had been on a world tour since his release from house arrest, taking fans on a wild ride leading up to the much-anticipated release. Now that the project dropped at #4, the rapper has gone quiet and many are wondering if the rapper finally went too far in his travels.
First, the rapper stayed closer to home and invaded New Jersey and took his crew over to the Westfield Garden State Plaza Mall in Paramus, New Jersey. Of course, the rapper had his considerable security team with him, keeping him safe – though it seemed he only needed to be kept safe from a few screaming fans.
However, as the rapper walked around things started to get more hectic and chaotic, with more and more people eventually following the rapper around the mall. People were jostling for photos and trying to get a glimmer of the “TROLLZ” rapper until the fun and games seemed to turn serious.
The streak continued with the rapper being in L.A. in a high-priced home, being recorded while sitting in an infinity pool with a view of the Los Angeles skyline. On camera, the rapper seems unafraid, despite the “threats” he later shares himself in the clip.
“I remember they said I couldn’t come out here. They said I couldn’t come out here. These people love me,” Tekashi tells the cameraperson before laughing. While Tekashi didn’t exactly tag his location, he did have the cameraperson pan around to get a view of the whole house where seemed to be relaxing.
“Oh, and by the way, if you are trying to pause the video and screenshot, by the time I uploaded this, I’m already gone!” he says on the video, acknowledging that he at least knows his safety may be in danger after all of his trolling and snitching.
6ix9ine later posted a video of himself in Chicago, walking through an alley and announcing that his new album Tattle Tales will be out next month. With Chicago’s reputation for violence at the forefront of everyone’s minds, 6ix9ine went anyway – and captured it all on video. He also purposely inflamed tensions between himself and the other Chicago rappers while trolling by pouring out liquor for people that had died.
After so much chaos around his online persona and his hyping of his album, the rapper’s gone quiet since September 11, which isn’t his trademark or normal, and fans are beginning to wonder if his threats, trolling and giving away of his location have caught up to him.
Despite showing up in upstate New York after the release of his album on a real estate fact-finding mission to purchase a new multi-million dollar home, Tekashi 6ix9ine hasn’t been seen or heard from.
Fans also noticed that his trolling seemed to come back to haunt him after the disastrous, deflated sales of his self-hyped album. Other rappers he trolled relished the chance to take digs at him, with rapper Lil Durk trolling 6ix9ine on his release date back with a tweet.
See it below.
1 song better then a whole album I’m really chicago jay Z … the voice
— THE VOICE (@lildurk) September 4, 2020
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