Hernandez tucked the gun into his hoodie and went into the subway. Jordan booted him from the vehicle anyway. “I’m like, ‘Bro, I’m f*cking famous at this point.’” “He throws the gun on my lap and says ‘Bix, get the f*ck out the car!’” Hernandez said. They didn’t make it two blocks before they heard sirens. Hernandez’s pals wound up robbing Rap-a-Lot affiliates, stealing a bookbag, a passport, and “some fake jewelry.” One month later, Hernandez and other Nine Trey members headed to Times Square to confront Rap-a-Lot for disrespecting him at South by Southwest. “Shotti sticks his hand out and empties his clip,” Hernandez said. When the sprinter hit the road after a few hours, Shotti drove to the right side of the van.
Once again, they staked out Trippie Redd’s sprinter van. In March 2018, Hernandez said he and other Nine Trey members headed to Radio City Music Hall to confront Trippie Redd at his show - because he didn’t check in with them after arriving in New York City. Hernandez said he and Ellison became close after the incident. “He said that Harv punched Trippie Redd in the mouth.” It’s the f*cking mob! We got that n- - - -!” Hernandez recounted. “Shotti comes out screaming, ‘It’s f*cking TreyWey. Kifano, Ellison, and others in their group went into the hotel. Ellison also arrived and parked parallel to the hotel. Trippie Redd’s sprinter van eventually rolled up to the Gansevoort Hotel. “We followed him for about an hour and a half, two hours, on the highway,” Hernandez said. Trippie Redd eventually left the shoot and got into the van. They spotted Trippie Redd’s “sprinter van” - a large vehicle that can hold over 12 people - and waited. Hernandez and Jordan did go to the shoot location in Red Hook. If you have time, stop by, we’ll take a picture and let the world know you’re friends again.’” “He said, ‘If you change your mind, here is the address of the video shoot. “At the time I was upset with him, I was like, ‘Naw, I don’t want to squash the beef.’” “Trippie Redd’s manager said that he wanted to squash the beef … the online verbal attacks,” Hernandez said. Hernandez said he was in a restaurant with former manager Kifano “Shotti” Jordan when Trippie Redd’s manager called. “We attacked him at his hotel,” Hernandez replied matter-of-factly of the November 2017 incident. While he and Trippie had been on the same label - even recording a song together that “did really well” - jealousy spurred an online dispute. He then described how his dispute with Trippie Redd spiraled into violence. They’re like, a wannabe mafia kinda thing.” He quipped that Rap-a-Lot is “not a f*cking gang. Casanova was also in “another” Blood group, whereas Chief Keef was part of the Black Disciples. He identified Trippie Redd as a member of “another set of Bloods” - echoing his testimony Tuesday that he was in Five Nine Brims. “There was a lot,” Hernandez said, explaining his main rivals as Trippie Redd, Cassanova, Chief Keef, and some Rap-a-Lot Records associates. Hernandez was asked whether there were beefs with other artists. The rapper, whose legal name is Daniel Hernandez, was testifying in the racketeering case against two purported Nine Trey Gansta Bloods members, Anthony “Harv” Ellison and Aljermiah “Nuke” Mack. Federal prosecutors allege that Ellison kidnapped and robbed Hernandez in July 2018 they also say Mack pushed drugs such as heroin and fentanyl. The source claimed 6ix9ine was only given $300,000 in tour money, and that his ex-manager pocketed the rest.Tekashi 6ix9ine continued dropping dimes against former associates Wednesday in Manhattan federal court, outright naming several rappers’ purported gang affiliations and detailing attacks on rivals such as Trippie Redd.
According to an insider, who revealed the news shortly after 6ix9ine was arrested on racketeering and firearm charges in November 2018, the rapper was informed he should’ve received $2.5 million for a tour, which was nowhere near the amount Shotti had reportedly paid. Shotti’s remarks come nearly three years after he was accused of stealing $2.2 million in tour money from 6ix9ine. He know he don’t like how he’s living, man.
“He’s got to forgive himself at the end of the day.
“He’s forgiven,” Shotti said at the 13:45 mark. Later in their conversation, when asked if he’d ever forgive 6ix9ine, Shotti expanded on the ostracized rapper’s current situation. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences.
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