6ix9ine Trolls Young Thug For Witnessing His Jake Paul Walk-Out & “BILLY” Performance

Tekashi 6ix9ine has been going after Young Thug so much in latest months, particularly over his snitching scandal and all of the chaos in Atlanta hip-hop proper now. Still, he most likely did not count on to see Thug in attendance at Jake Paul’s boxing match with Anthony Joshua final night time (Friday, December 19). Although Tekashi’s friend Paul didn’t win, he no less than received a bonus by performing for considered one of his opps.

Via Instagram, XXL caught footage of the New York rapper and the entertainer-turned-boxer linking up earlier than the match. The MC really walked Jake out with a hype efficiency of his monitor “BILLY,” and he later took to his IG Story to react to Thugger being within the crowd.

“Thank you @davidgrutman @thuggerthugger1 for coming to look at me carry out,” he wrote, as caught by DJ Akademiks TV on Instagram. 6ix9ine’s beef with Young Thug is considered one of his principal narratives today, and it extends to numerous different rappers like 21 Savage, Lil Durk, YFN Lucci, and lots of extra. At press time, it would not look like the Atlanta rapper has publicly responded.

What’s extra is that Complex‘s Instagram web page caught a clip of Tekashi with an ankle monitor on on the match. 6ix9ine’s going back to jail soon for violating his probation, particularly through bodily assault and drug possession. He will face 90 days in jail following a protracted and grueling authorized course of, which took a backseat to a house invasion in opposition to his mom and lots of different narratives. At the start of subsequent 12 months, although, Tekashi’s going again to the slammer.

In addition, the ironic a part of all that is that Young Thug hasn’t actually stated something about him all through all this time. However, different rappers haven’t been as swish. 21 Savage implicitly referred to as out “the rat boy” throughout an interview. Following this, 6ix9ine went after 21 Savage for his United Kingdom roots, his anti-“streets” marketing campaign, and for defending Thugger.

All in all, it was a little bit of a combined night time for Tekashi and his nook. Yes, Jake Paul wasn’t in a position to cinch a victory. But rubbing success in an opp’s face is a welcome deal with for the provocateur.