Tekashi Doesn’t Hold Back
Tekashi 6ix9ine didn’t mince words when he slammed Young Thug over recent interrogation footage that’s reignited snitching allegations. Calling out hip-hop’s double standard, he rhetorically asked why “everybody so quiet?”—going on to tag Lil Baby, Future, and 21 Savage, demanding answers from those artists who rap about street credibility while staying silent.
“When the song’s coming out calling y’all man Spider a rat, I DID IT AND WHAT. YOUNG THUG SAID to THE POLICE: ‘Take my number. CALL ME.’ Just don’t tell nobody you got my number. HOW YOU GONNA DEFEND THAT?”
Rap Culture vs. Real-World Hypocrisy
Tekashi laid bare what he sees as the hypocrisy: rappers who market toughness and allegiance yet allegedly capitulate in critical moments. His point? “If I did it, why is Young Thug protected?” His call-out isn’t just to Thug—it’s to the entire culture.
The Facts on Tekashi
Considered a pariah after testifying against members of the Nine Trey Gangsters, Tekashi said during his trial that he had never “told on [his] friends” in comparison to Young Thug’s alleged cooperation with police
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