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6ix9ine’s Attorney Fears His Ego Could Put His Life At Risk Post-House Arrest

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4 years ago

June 21, 2020

Tekashi 6ix9ine Could Be In Danger After His House Arrest Ends – His Lawyer Says

Once Tekashi 6ix9ine was released from prison, we were informed that he won’t be trolling anyone as the feds are watching him closely. But that has not been the case, and he’s only upped his trolling antics.

Tekashi 6ix9ine was released due to the Coronavirus pandemic and has since been on house arrest. It hasn’t really stopped him from dropping new tracks and making videos.

Upon his return, he’s been beefing with a lot of rappers including Snoop Dogg, Meek Mill, Future, Casanova, Rich The Kid to mention a few, trolling and dragging them through the mud. 6ix9ine’s huge numbers vividly added to his bragging rights.

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A nigga wearing wigs got these “real niggas” mad 🤣🤣 JUST REMEMBER this guy is beating you in numbers🤣 I never seen so many “gangsta rappers” pressed

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It can’t be forgotten that he had to put his whole crew “Nine Trey Blood” gang down to get a lightened sentence. He’s since been labeled a ‘rat’ and the rainbow haired rapper has been proudly wearing the tag like some icy jewelry.

According to the New York Post, one of 6ix9ine’s attorney Dawn Florio said she’s “concerned” about his release following the string of feuds he’s engaged in. Though he’s under house arrest at an undisclosed location, Florio said that she fears for his safety since he declined to go into WPP.

“Lots of people condemn Danny for cooperating with the government. Even a young gang member who wants to make a name for himself could try something. He’s in great spirits but I won’t rest easy until he’s located in a different state with 24-hour security,” she revealed.

An attorney for one of the members of Nine Trey said that he assumed that the rapper would be dead after his release. However, he also stated there’s been a shift in attitudes among fans. “It used to be that a rat was the worst thing you could be . . . It’s not very ‘Godfather’ish out there anymore,” the attorney said.