A new 6ix9ine and NBA Youngboy song is coming soon.
NBA Youngboy recently had a long conversation with DJ Akademiks on Clubhouse, where the “Sincerely, Kentrell” rapper talked on many trending topics. AK also brought up the topic of 6ix9ine, the rapper who had been blackballed by the music industry. Youngboy said that he wouldn’t mind working with 6ix9ine, while taking shots at the industry.
“I’ll do a song with 6ix9ine before I do a song with half of these pu**y a** n***as, ya hear me?” Youngboy told Akademiks, who said, “The industry gon’ kill you for that.” “The industry can s**k my d**k,” Youngboy said. “I ain’t got sh*t… I ain’t got nothin’ against him. That shit ain’t gon nun to do with me. I wasn’t in his situation. Half of these pu**y a** n***as that be talkin’ don’t know what they’d do if they were in his situation. What the f**k that got to do with me or anybody else?”
NBA Youngboy tells Akademiks that he rather do a song with 6ix9ine than with half these other rappers.👀😳
“I ain’t got nun against him. That sh*t ain’t got nun to do w/ me! I wasn’t in his situation… He can hit you, I’ll have a conversation w/ him.” pic.twitter.com/vkfSKFw1P3
— Hip Hop Ties (@HipHopTiesMedia) December 1, 2021
And now a few days later, the duo already have a collaboration done, which is confirmed by music manager Wack 100. “It’s already done,” he said about the NBA Youngboy collab with 6ix9ine. “Listen, 6ix9ine’s European tour is done, his radio promo is already worked out, This is me. You know, business is business. Don’t get it f**ked up.”
6ix9ine appears to be returning to the public eye in the coming weeks, with a focus on Europe. Surprisingly, the rapper first gained popularity in Eastern European markets, where he performed as an up-and-coming musician. His concert experience will most certainly be different now that he’s established and more polarising than ever.
Check it out below.
Wack 100 confirms NBA Youngboy did a song with 6ix9ine.👀
“It’s already done.” pic.twitter.com/scCE99snnt
— Hip Hop Ties (@HipHopTiesMedia) December 6, 2021
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