Celebrity Drama: 6ix9ine Trolls Lil Tjay Over Music Video Views and Botting Claims

The ongoing feud between 6ix9ine and Lil Tjay has taken a new turn as 6ix9ine continues to relentlessly troll Tjay for his recent music video performance. Following a series of confrontations and exchanges between the two rappers, 6ix9ine took to Instagram to mock Tjay, comparing the view counts of their respective music videos.

In a post shared by DJ Akademiks TV, 6ix9ine highlighted that his new video, “FAX,” garnered 1.2 million views, while Tjay’s “Letter To My Block” lagged behind with only 522,000 views. Adding fuel to the fire, 6ix9ine claimed that Tjay was experiencing the fallout from a recent lawsuit involving Drake, suggesting that record labels are now wary of inflated view counts due to the legal implications surrounding botting.

“IN A ERA OF RAP WHERE THERE’S NO MORE INFLATED NUMBERS BECAUSE LABELS ARE SCARED AFTER DRAKE SUED UNIVERSAL MUSIC FOR BOTTING,” he wrote. “HERE WE SEE WHO THE KING IS. One is blackballed, the other isn’t.” This statement underscores the ongoing tension between the two artists, which has been simmering since around 2020.

Their beef, which initially revolved around discussions of who holds the title of “King of New York,” saw 6ix9ine’s controversial snitching scandal come into play, further complicating their rivalry. While 6ix9ine is known for his provocative online presence, it’s unclear how Lil Tjay will respond to this latest round of trolling.

As Lil Tjay continues to release new material, fans are left wondering whether his upcoming songs will contain disses aimed at 6ix9ine or if he will choose to rise above the drama. Regardless of Tjay’s response, the feud remains a hot topic in hip-hop, showcasing the ongoing conflicts and rivalries that define the genre.

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