Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine Catches A Fade by Rival Rap Crew
The “Gummo” rapper is in the spotlight again Yesterday, the Los Angeles airport was the scene of an all out slugfest as two rap crews were caught on video exchanging a series of punches and kicks because someone allegedly disrespected some female friends of Texas-based rap group Aqualeo. One of its members stated that rapper […]


The “Gummo” rapper is in the spotlight again
Yesterday, the Los Angeles airport was the scene of an all out slugfest as two rap crews were caught on video exchanging a series of punches and kicks because someone allegedly disrespected some female friends of Texas-based rap group Aqualeo. One of its members stated that rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine was involved in the fight however he didn’t start it however because of his history of disrespecting other women, he was due for a beat down.
According to TMZ:
“One of the guys who attacked 6ix9ine — Acie High (in the red jersey) — tells us 6ix9ine has a long history of verbal abuse toward women and Acie is very clear … he hated the guy for it.”
“Acie — who’s in a rap group out of Texas called Aqualeo — says he and his partner, Priceless, where dropping some girls off at LAX when Tekashi’s crew started hitting on the chicks. Acie says he and Priceless told the guys to stop, they wouldn’t, so things exploded.”
The police were called but no arrests were made at the time of this reporting. Watch the video below:
Could all this be just perfect timing?
Some of Tekashi’s instagram followers are calling him out because they believe the fight was actually a publicity stunt to promote his upcoming album that is scheduled to be released within hours. The album is entitled “Day69” with such features by Migos, Tory Lanez, Ace Boogie Wit Da Hoodie. Tekashi has denied via his Instagram page that he was a part of any publicity stunt to promote his project.
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