In a bizarre twist during a recent livestream, 6ix9ine found himself at the center of chaos, leading to his removal from the comedic courtroom-themed event hosted by Adin Ross. The stream, which took place on December 3 and featured DJ Akademiks, Charleston White, and others, aimed to parody the rapper’s real-life legal troubles. Clips from the event quickly circulated online, showcasing the outrageous antics that unfolded throughout the night.
The madness escalated during the courtroom segment, where Charleston White played the judge. Dressed in an orange jumpsuit, 6ix9ine shocked viewers when he jumped out of his seat and approached trans social media personality Ali Lopez, unexpectedly humping her leg. Adin Ross later remarked, “Bro went rogue, straight up. That was some insane sh*t, not on the script at all,” as reported by Hypefresh.
In a typical 6ix9ine fashion, he took to his Instagram Story to share his perspective on the incident, stating, “I HAD TO DO IT TO EM [shrugging emoji].”
Lopez, who has become quite resilient to the backlash she receives, commented on the unexpected moment, saying, “Look, it was batsh*t, but I knew the energy going in. Tekashi’s just… Tekashi.”
Following his outlandish behavior, 6ix9ine was quickly escorted off-camera by “police officers,” leaving Adin Ross stunned and shouting, “What the f*ck?!” and “Yo, get this clown outta here!” While many were shocked by his actions, those familiar with the rapper know that this kind of provocation is par for the course for 6ix9ine, who has built a career on stirring controversy and drawing attention.
Interestingly enough, this incident comes at a precarious time for 6ix9ine, who is facing additional prison time due to multiple probation violations. He recently admitted to assaulting a man at a Florida mall who had been taunting him and pleaded guilty in July to two counts of drug possession. Prosecutors are pushing for a sentence of three to nine months, along with mandatory drug treatment and anger management classes.
Despite his legal troubles, 6ix9ine managed to postpone his sentencing date to December 5, with his attorney citing a recent break-in at his Florida home as a reason for the delay. “We are looking to adjourn his sentence date… so that Mr. Hernandez can make arrangements to relocate his family to ensure their safety,” attorney Lance Lazzaro stated.
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