After 21 Savage publicly urged Gunna and Young Thug to squash their issues, controversial rapper 6ix9ine has called out the Atlanta rapper for seemingly being hypocritical.
In a video shared on social media, 6ix9ine aired out his issue with 21 Savage pleading for the two rappers to make peace.
“You see this bitch-ass n***a right here?” he said, pointing to a large TV showing 21 Savage’s page on X, formerly Twitter. He then read out the tweet in which 21 Savage mentioned both Gunna and Thug, telling them to “fix that shit” because they “love” each other.
“You knew Gunna wasn’t no gangster when he told the first time and we swept it under the rug for you, you know he wasn’t tryna leave you hang n***a,” the tweet read. “Fuck the streets we ain’t get shit but trauma from that shit.”
6ix9ine questioned 21 Savage suggesting that street cred doesn’t matter much when it comes to Thug’s friendship with Gunna.
“Now it’s ‘fuck the streets’ when it’s convenient for you?” said 6ix9ine. “The album sales is not selling, n***a?! The Drake stimulus package not selling, n***a?! … Y’all bend and break the rules when it’s convenient for y’all. ‘When he told the first time?!’ So you know homie a rat? … ‘Yo, my best friend can rat. You from Atlanta? He can rat, but y’all n***as can’t.’”
He reiterated the “told the first time” portion of the tweet, and questioned if 21 Savage had “morals” and “principles” when it comes to street life.
“So, you ready to eat from a rat? What happened to, ‘all money not good money?’” he continued. “Y’all was just bashing Kodak [Black]. … Y’all n***as bend and break the rules when it’s convenient for y’all, n***a. I walk shit down!”
6ix9ine has been feuding with 21 Savage ever since he indirectly referenced the rainbow-haired rapper during his interview with Perspektives With Bank.
“The rat boy who was wearing lace fronts and shit,” Savage said of 6ix9ine. “The n***a who told in New York, man, who told on all them n***as in New York, the Mexican, the Internet took his shit down. He can’t go. Ain’t no gas in the car, n***a, what you mean he just stopped?”
In response, 6ix9ine mocked 21 Savage’s British heritage with a skit.
“You got to understand, I need to be from Atlanta,” the actor portraying 21 in the skit said. “I need to be a gangster rapper. I can’t be Central Cee and Skepta and these guys. Nobody takes them seriously… I know Jay-Z. I can call Jay-Z. I’m begging you, I’ll do anything. You can have my chain.”
