Tekashi 6ix9ine got jumped
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MTA Threatens Tekashi 6ix9ine With Lawsuit If He Doesn't Apologize & Pay Up
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Tekashi's problems intensify.
Tekashi 6ix9ine is having a hard time with life right now. The rainbow-haired rapper was scooped up by the Feds on RICO charges this past weekend. According to the Feds, Tekashi's involvement with the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods makes him guilty by association in several crimes including gun possession charges, shooting charges, and drug charges. Tekashi is currently facing 25 to life, and that's without taking into account his legal fees and probation.
According to TMZ, MTA is aiming to kick Tekashi while he's down. 6ix9ine went on The Breakfast Club last week, and claimed that the booking company was stealing millions of dollars from him. Now, MTA has fired back. Aside from sending Tekashi's legal team a cease and desist letter, they are threatening to sue if the "Gummo" rapper doesn't apologize. That's not it though. Tekashi offered the courts all the money he currently had, which was reported to be around $1.7 million, for bail. MTA is claiming that they paid Tekashi an advance of $860,000 for shows in the US, Mexico, and Germany. It doesn't look like Tekashi will be making those shows, so MTA wants the money back and is working with its legal team to make sure he doesn't spend it. What's even more concerning is that Tekashi only has just under a million dollars left when you take out those MTA advances. What's he been doing with his money this whole time? His legal team is going to devour the rest of his net worth in the upcoming months.
https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/mta-th...e-doesnt-apologize-and-pay-up-news.65022.html
A classic case of how expensive ignorance can be.
This is how they took down over 100+ dudes a few yrs ago in a big NYC raid...thing is the 100 dudes had no idea the rico charge was gonna be put on them... Nigs got arrested all talking wild shit in the vans and in jail... Than the court appearance happen... My fed boy told me judge started saying rico and nigs was fainting left and right...he said they had to use so much smelling salt cause nigs was out cold in disbelief...I was like damn...fainting and crying...1 Nig took the whole squad down
Plus they lean on the softest w/ the most to lose. This dude, as hard as he TRIES to act, is probably behind the scenes crying like a baby in the Fed's arms.
The caption reads " Here is exclusive footage of #tekashi69 in the police interrogation room before his recent jail release"
Ak was trying to say that it was not a safe house. By him deleting the tweet means he was wrong then.Already deleted ... what did it say?
The caption reads " Here is exclusive footage of #tekashi69 in the police interrogation room before his recent jail release"
YOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
I need the backstory and full clip now. The look on them cops faces was hilarious.
They act like they don't care until it's time to care. Like do you hear anybody talking about drake is the king of rap and he should be grouped next to the greats? Yeah after that reference track got out it was over .
Ross survived cause CO are known to be dirty .
In Ross case he fucked it up himself by lying like an idiot and basically showed that he was one of the good ones. But again he didnt snitch.
TI his shit is still a mystery. I still don't know how he did it. But again no proof so it is what it is.
Troy Ave didn't snitch and the reason troy is having low time with music is cause he 100% indie . He is still caked up and made the right investments. But he is one song away to be back where he was.
69 got 1.7 in his bank he can invest and start over behind the scenes .but if he snitch he is done .all that loud mouth talking people won't let him go .
He snitching. Its a diffrent ballgame in the Feds. All that fake gang banging he was doing is out the window. He Mexican. Aint no Mexican Bloods in the Feds. He cant run with the black gangs in the Feds. He fucked . He gotta get down with one of the Mexican gangs. They aint go play with him.
Mexicans might not let him walk the compound. He fucked. Better check in.
Mexicans might not let him walk the compound. He fucked. Better check in.
What makes it so funny too is that those cops never break.YOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
I need the backstory and full clip now. The look on them cops faces was hilarious.
The problem is... The 'new' gangster have no savvy to them... I remember watching a video of the dude Billy Ado lay out the entire Treyway structure for the world to see.
What makes it so funny too is that those cops never break.
This some Bazaar shit.. black detective have zero bro diction or tone in his voice why the white boy is wigga all day
TMZ and all these news outlets are trying to get this dude killed when he gets out.
I wonder if his career is going to take a hit since he is perceived to be telling on ERRYBODY!
TMZ and all these news outlets are trying to get this dude killed when he gets out.
I wonder if his career is going to take a hit since he is perceived to be telling on ERRYBODY!
Nah he can cross over and do Latino hip hop and he’ll be fine.
TMZ and all these news outlets are trying to get this dude killed when he gets out.
I wonder if his career is going to take a hit since he is perceived to be telling on ERRYBODY!
Nah that was his out remember feds told him his own peeps want to violate him and add to the fact his same peeps was stealing his money.. so yeah he can snitch without looking like a snitch
Lol
T.I.’s career didn’t take a hit. Neither did Weezy’s.TMZ and all these news outlets are trying to get this dude killed when he gets out.
I wonder if his career is going to take a hit since he is perceived to be telling on ERRYBODY!
Most ‘gang leaders’ rat out their soldiers anyways so his career might actually skyrocket.
Lmbao @ them classifying him as white. I wonder if that was by design by his team.
Damn. Sounds like they put him in the witness security program.
Nah. They designate Latinos as white. White Hispanic.
thought everybody knew that
what is crazy about shyt when you think about it. Pac died he had multiple albums and movies under his belt and he was only 25. You had legit music moguls like Suge and Diddy that were also in their 20's. Now you have rappers in their 30's carrying on like teenagers. These dudes were Soulja Boy's age and you can clearly see the difference in the maturity level.
Back making noise again. He can't do shows now cause of the judge.
Thing about troy is he was 69 before 69 as far as tough talking. And that's why people are like karma . 69 just was just super extra tho
this reminds me of cac that got off
69 dont got that white privilege tho
STUDIO CITY (CBSLA) — A former South Bay high school student has been a acquitted of a killing in South Los Angeles, during which he admitted driving a car the assailants were riding in before the murder.
Cameron Terrell, 18, of Palos Verdes Estates was acquitted of first-degree murder Monday after a 10-day jury deliberation. Prosecutors alleged Terrell was the getaway driver for two South L.A. men suspected of murdering Justin Holmes on October 1 of last year. He also faced two additional counts of attempted murder.
Holmes’ and Terrell’s families were escorted out of the courtroom by deputies separately in order to avoid a confrontation.
Terrell’s defense attorney Jovan Blackwell told reporters Monday he and his client were satisfied with the verdict, though he said his client shouldn’t have charged with anything, “certainly not murder.”
The evidence showed that “Cameron Terrell did not possess any weapons, he did not shoot anybody, he was not part of any conspiracy, or any plan or plot. … At best the evidence suggests that Cameron was a witness,” the defense attorney said, adding that his client made a good story because of his “background, his family, where he resides, his school.”
However, L.A. County Deputy District Attorney Adan Montalban told jurors Terrell was a gang member who knew what the two other juveniles were planning to do when they shot and killed 21-year-old Holmes near the intersection of West 78th Street and Western Avenue, which Montalban said was rival territory. Holmes. who was with two other men at the time, reportedly told the assailants he was not a gang member. The men escaped without injury.
Prosecutors told jurors Terrell knew about the planned shooting, evidenced by the fact he parked out of sight to let the teens out of the car. They also showed jurors video Terrell recorded of his friends kicking over candles left for Holmes at a makeshift memorial.
People who knew Holmes said he had attended college, was working, and had dreams for his future.
Still, Blackwell said his client was shocked when he heard the shots, driving a block away as a matter of survival. He added Terrell would not have been driving “his daddy’s car” if he knew there would be a shooting, though he did believe a fight would take place.
Much was made of the fact that Terrell resides in the affluent community of Palos Verdes Estates. Terrell’s $5 million bond was posted with $500,000 cash in October after he admitted he was the driver that day. He began a home-study course after parents at the high school demanded he not return to the campus.
Terrell appeared in the background of several music videos from local rappers and had been given the name “White Boy.”
This was used as proof that Terrell was in the gang, but Blackwell said his client should not have been criticized for being “open-minded” about having friends from different backgrounds who might “walk a different path,” City News Service reported.
However, some have said this case has been about money and race.
“Two black juveniles are probably facing life sentence to where an adult took them to do something where he should’ve been held responsible just as much,” community activist Melvin Farmer told CBS2.
Blackwell added Terrell now plans to go to college in Houston to study law, given his “newfound love” for jurisprudence.
Terrell said he sympathized with Holmes’ family but remained defiant about his motives that day.
“Rest in peace, Justin Holmes, you shouldn’t have gone that day.[…] I pray for his family every night. This has been weighing on me every single day of my life.”
He added, “I don’t have to explain myself to anyone. God knows what really happened that day, and God knows what was in my head that day.”
The two juveniles who had been in the car with Terrell are awaiting trial.
Terrell is the son of interior designer Debra Terrell and media executive Donald Wayne Terrell, The Daily Breeze reported.
(© Copyright 2018 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. City News Service contributed to this report.) @Amajorfucup
69 dont got that white privilege tho
STUDIO CITY (CBSLA) — A former South Bay high school student has been a acquitted of a killing in South Los Angeles, during which he admitted driving a car the assailants were riding in before the murder.
Cameron Terrell, 18, of Palos Verdes Estates was acquitted of first-degree murder Monday after a 10-day jury deliberation. Prosecutors alleged Terrell was the getaway driver for two South L.A. men suspected of murdering Justin Holmes on October 1 of last year. He also faced two additional counts of attempted murder.
Holmes’ and Terrell’s families were escorted out of the courtroom by deputies separately in order to avoid a confrontation.
Terrell’s defense attorney Jovan Blackwell told reporters Monday he and his client were satisfied with the verdict, though he said his client shouldn’t have charged with anything, “certainly not murder.”
The evidence showed that “Cameron Terrell did not possess any weapons, he did not shoot anybody, he was not part of any conspiracy, or any plan or plot. … At best the evidence suggests that Cameron was a witness,” the defense attorney said, adding that his client made a good story because of his “background, his family, where he resides, his school.”
However, L.A. County Deputy District Attorney Adan Montalban told jurors Terrell was a gang member who knew what the two other juveniles were planning to do when they shot and killed 21-year-old Holmes near the intersection of West 78th Street and Western Avenue, which Montalban said was rival territory. Holmes. who was with two other men at the time, reportedly told the assailants he was not a gang member. The men escaped without injury.
Prosecutors told jurors Terrell knew about the planned shooting, evidenced by the fact he parked out of sight to let the teens out of the car. They also showed jurors video Terrell recorded of his friends kicking over candles left for Holmes at a makeshift memorial.
People who knew Holmes said he had attended college, was working, and had dreams for his future.
Still, Blackwell said his client was shocked when he heard the shots, driving a block away as a matter of survival. He added Terrell would not have been driving “his daddy’s car” if he knew there would be a shooting, though he did believe a fight would take place.
Much was made of the fact that Terrell resides in the affluent community of Palos Verdes Estates. Terrell’s $5 million bond was posted with $500,000 cash in October after he admitted he was the driver that day. He began a home-study course after parents at the high school demanded he not return to the campus.
Terrell appeared in the background of several music videos from local rappers and had been given the name “White Boy.”
This was used as proof that Terrell was in the gang, but Blackwell said his client should not have been criticized for being “open-minded” about having friends from different backgrounds who might “walk a different path,” City News Service reported.
However, some have said this case has been about money and race.
“Two black juveniles are probably facing life sentence to where an adult took them to do something where he should’ve been held responsible just as much,” community activist Melvin Farmer told CBS2.
Blackwell added Terrell now plans to go to college in Houston to study law, given his “newfound love” for jurisprudence.
Terrell said he sympathized with Holmes’ family but remained defiant about his motives that day.
“Rest in peace, Justin Holmes, you shouldn’t have gone that day.[…] I pray for his family every night. This has been weighing on me every single day of my life.”
He added, “I don’t have to explain myself to anyone. God knows what really happened that day, and God knows what was in my head that day.”
The two juveniles who had been in the car with Terrell are awaiting trial.
Terrell is the son of interior designer Debra Terrell and media executive Donald Wayne Terrell, The Daily Breeze reported.
(© Copyright 2018 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. City News Service contributed to this report.) @Amajorfucup
Exactly what is happening on the Netflix show Narcos.
Lotta mf tough when the cameras rolling but after that, shit is real. Dude never came across as being about that life to me. He running scared now. Cassonaova 2X talked a little about it but unlike this dude, Cass is real hood. RIP lil rainbow headed confused dude
