The Brooklyn rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine has made the headlines again. The rapper was issued a no-contact order earlier this month following a domestic violence incident with his girlfriend. This time, Tekashi 6ix9ine was allegedly attacked in a brawl at Soho Palm Club in Dubai.
According to reports, the rapper was outside at Soho Palm Club in Dubai when he asked the DJ on set to play his song. The DJ refused, and moments later, Tekashi reportedly attacked the DJ on spot before several men jumped in to attack Tekashi in return.
#6ix9ine just got into a scrap in dubai loool chain got snatched at the end pic.twitter.com/O53ECxYER6
— jayden (@nameisjayden) September 24, 2022
The DJ allegedly jumped back on the mic to tell the club, “No way am I playing a snitch’s song…We don’t like snitches.”
#6ix9ine pic.twitter.com/fOSVsqPHaj
— jayden (@nameisjayden) September 24, 2022
The American rapper has shown his displeasure regarding the news that’s being reported about the incident. Tekashi took to social media after the incident to respond to Hollywood Unlock’s Instagram page that reported the incident.
“Get the news right. I get it. Ya mad I’m still alive… it’s cool sit down and wait it out,” Tekashi commented under the clip that showed him attacking the DJ, then being dragged out after by a number of hefty-looking men.
He also posted a video on his story where he accused some “6ix9ine hate trend PRs” of “spreading fake news”
Yall Social Media Platforms stop Playing wit 6ix9ine fr pic.twitter.com/NxJcJuFfoS
— CT ❌ (@ChaoticTimess) September 24, 2022
People took to Twitter to react. These are some of them.
Imagine getting beat up by 6ix9ine 😭😭😭😭😭
— 🕊GRICHWRLD🕊 (@Lurkiooo) September 24, 2022
Nobody:
6ix9ine: pic.twitter.com/DHLxrjakm9— miss fortunate. (@goldilockedin) September 24, 2022
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