Tekashi 6ix9ine on Going to Federal Prison for 3 Months Today, All Rappers Snitch (Part 2)

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Part 1: https://youtu.be/Ev8dyaiZE5w
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Tekashi 6ix9ine announced he will turn himself in to federal prison this Tuesday to serve a three-month sentence. Reflecting on his upcoming incarceration, he admitted mixed feelings—wanting it to be over but also frustrated that “everything I said years ago is happening now.” In a candid VladTV interview, 6ix9ine criticized many rappers for being hypocritical about snitching, calling out prominent names like 21 Savage, Gunna, and T.I. He highlighted how some cases were quietly “swept under the rug” when convenient, exposing a facade in the rap industry about loyalty and the street code.

Tekashi argued that many artists “bend and break the rules” selectively, while he openly embraces the label of a “snitch,” challenging the culture that stigmatizes snitching despite its role in bringing justice. Despite the backlash, Tekashi remains unapologetic, even celebrating his recent album sales as evidence of his influence beyond street credibility.

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