After being hospitalized and attacked by three men in an LA Fitness bathroom not too long ago, Tekashi 6ix9ine has dropped a new music video and given away a nice stack of cash!

The rapper has released a visual for his track “Bori” featuring Cuban singer Lenier, which was shot in Cuba and featured 6ix9ine receiving medical treatment for the injuries he sustained during his recent gym attack. In the clip, the “YAYA” rhymer can also be seen handing out $50K in American dollars to locals in Cuba.

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Although “Bori” doesn’t directly address the viral assault, it speaks on 6ix9ine’s love/hate dynamic and highlights his passion for philanthropy.

As previously reported, law enforcement personnel in Miami are still investigating the brutal beating but have arrested three men: Rafael Medina Jr., Octavious Medina, and Anthony Maldonado, who they claim are responsible for the incident. Rafael Medina Jr. is said to be a notorious chief within the Latin Kings criminal organization.

Mugshots of three men that allegedly attacked 6ix9ine:

Tekashi 6ix9ine Drops a New Music Video & Gives Away $50K

In his first public statement since the ambush, 6ix9ine took to social media to address the situation, acknowledging that he understood that there are no rules in the street. However, he also made it clear that he never knew jumping people was considered a win. He also took some shots at the suspects, calling their involvement in the occurrence “very weird.”

Additionally, the 26-year-old posted footage of the attack along with the audio of his latest song, promoting his return to the music scene. He also claimed that he has been walking around without security for the last two years and says people see him out in public all the time, adding that he never hid from anything.

Despite the ongoing investigation into the attack, 6ix9ine is (seemingly) already moving forward and refocusing on his career.