Cyrus Langhorne
The entire hip-hop community is weighing in on the drama currently surrounding Tekashi 6ix9ine. Various high-profile entertainers have shared their reactions to the self-proclaimed “King of New York” copping to nearly 10 federal charges in a racketeering case.
Over the past few hours, social media has erupted with reactions to 6ix9ine agreeing to work with the feds.
Hip-Hop reacts to @6ix9ine pleading guilty … #SOHHNews @ItsTheCons pic.twitter.com/xMYVZ86ILW
— SOHH (@sohh) February 2, 2019
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Hip-Hop reacts to @6ix9ine pleading guilty … #SOHHNews @BunBTrillOG pic.twitter.com/LZ5J97q7qg
— SOHH (@sohh) February 2, 2019
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Hip-Hop reacts to @6ix9ine pleading guilty … #SOHHNews @40glocczoo pic.twitter.com/WH6uP01wGh
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On Friday, reports emerged about 6ix9ine pleading guilty to nearly 10 federal charges in a racketeering case.
Tekashi 6ix9ine, the embattled rapper embroiled in a mounting series of federal counts of racketeering, has pleaded guilty to eight counts according to documents obtained by Rolling Stone. 6ix9ine — or Daniel Hernandez — had previously pleaded innocent since his arrest in November. Denied bail, he has spent the ensuing months in custody, and reports from his lawyer at the time, Lance Lazzaro, proclaimed his innocence. (Rolling Stone)
The hip-hop artist is set to work with prosecutors moving forward in the case.
6ix9ine will cooperate with federal officials “against multiple violent people associated with the same criminal enterprise of which he admits, or will soon apparently admit, being a member,” according to court records. (NBC San Diego)
6ix9ine isn’t expected to receive his sentence until next year.
Tekashi entered the plea on January 23 … pleading guilty to all but one of 9 counts in the federal indictment. He copped to multiple counts of racketeering, conspiracy, firearms offenses and narcotics trafficking. The one count he did not plead guilty to is an April 3, 2018 robbery of rivals of the Nine Trey gang. 6ix9ine’s sentencing is scheduled for January 24, 2020. (TMZ)
