lmfao

so you really smashing L while her brother R watches through the closet door?

couldnt be me

that he is not a greedy aristocrat, which he later proved by donating large sums of money to causes such as Chicago education, California fires, and victims of police brutality. Hernandez then exclaims “They don’t like me ‘cause I’m Mexican” Describing a sad truth about the racism in America. Despite being one of the most intelligent and beneficial members of society, people still hate him due to his race which he cannot help. This is also a callout against President Trump’s policies, showing his support for socialists such as Bernie Sanders in the 2020 election, hoping to spread an important message to America’s youth. The next song is titled FEEFA, named after the soccer league that inspired him as a child and motivated him to achieve stardom, only spelled differently due to copyright laws. The song is one of Tekashi’s most emotional, as it details Daniel’s struggles with depression and his fear of death. The song starts with fellow rapper Gunna saying “Trapped on one stop” showing how when you are depressed you feel as though you have nowhere to go, stuck in one location. The use of Gunna as a feature has a deeper meaning, as he is commonly seen as the partner to earlier feature Lil Baby. The use of Baby and Gunna on the most uplifting and the most solemn song on the album is used for contrast, a use of parallelism that is nothing short of revolutionary. After telling about his personal struggles with depression, Tekashi cries “Get on one knee I prayed to the lord that he’d watch my family”, then talks about how he hopes that his fans and friends remember him. This shows 6ix9ine’s fear of death, as he is uncertain that an afterlife is uncertain. His praying proves that he is not atheist, yet his confusion implies that he is not of an abrahamic religion that believes in heaven. This implies that Daniel is likely Hindu, and is more likely worried about how his loved ones will fare in life once he is reincarnated as an animal that cannot communicate with them anymore, and he wishes the best for them in reincarnation as well. The next song is named after a traditional burmese instrument, called TATI, used to show the evolution of music from simple chords without lyrics to the masterful and complex creations of those like himself, showing that his music is the next step in the progression of the auditory artform. 6ix9ine says “I just left Starlets and I ain’t even cash out.” Starlets is a popular NYC strip club near where 6ix9ine lives. His lack of spending money there shows that he is attempting

Vic Mensa in any year, let alone 2020 ​

o resist his urges and support this misogynistic industry, but peer pressure causes him to find himself in this sad situation again. He then states that if he “catch you lackin’, turn you into has-beens” This is used to refer to the corporate elite, who forces their laborers into doing hard work yet tend to relax often. 6ix9ine is giving a warning that once the revolution occurs, if he finds any of these people relaxing in the ways in which they restricted others from doing, he will make sure they lose all credibility as a taste of their own medicine. He then questions “Why you stalking me?” This is used to call out Tekashi’s obsessive fans, so he asks them why, why they decide to base their identity around him. He wants to say that even if you look up to him, you should find your own identity to prevent a cult of personality from forming, showing Hernandez’s brave stands against Authoritarianism. The penultimate song WONDO is titled after an Important American soccer player, representing Tekashi’s identity as both American and Mexican (with soccer being the most popular sport in Mexico). Tekashi is known to support both his home country of America, with multiple instances of donating to educational charities in his home city of New York, as well as giving food to the homeless of Chicago. He also wants to support his roots, however, going so far as to give enough money to build an entire school in Mexico, among other things. Hernandez is known to be one of the most kind hearted and generous celebrities. This brief song is meant to represent Tekashi’s questioning of his identity, as the title implies, saying “I might have to move on them”, showing his long-stated desire to move to eastern Europe, an area of the globe that has long accepted him even before fame, yer he wonders whether he can truly abandon his old identity, and even if he can, is it morally right. The closing track DUMMY is used to show Tekashi’s advancement as a person. He features his longtime friend Trifedrew to show his respect for the home he grew up with and his friends who stayed with him no matter what. He says

ok vic mensa fan

greatest day for suburban kids since the development of dino nuggets

hat he “remembers the days we were starvin’” which shows his suffering with malnourishment as a child. He then says that the “Foreign land looks like a spaceship” referring to the future of the earth, believing that global warming will destroy the earth to the point where finding a extraterrestrial planet will be the only way to save humanity. He believes that he can use his future to inspire change needed to save the earth, but the rich oil companies that control America imprisoned Tekashi to restrict his revolution. A modern day storming of the Bastille is likely to come to spur the much needed modern equivalent to the French revolution to spread radical ideas. All in all, 6ix9ine is one of the most innovative artists in history. He combines beautiful, sonically pleasing masterpieces with intellectual lyrics that call for major societal changes, while also addressing struggles he faces along the way. His current unjust imprisonment may stand as an obstacle to success, but I believe 6ix9ine can become the new messiah, bringing a new age of prosperity of peace to this world. I encourage anyone and everyone to listen to this album, as it is not only amazing, but is going to be very influential in the coming months, years and even decades. A masterpiece of this generation, I feel bad that a 10/10 is the highest I can give this modern classic.

6IX9INE HATER DETECTED

6IX9INE HATER GOGGLES ACTIVATED

Looks just like my cousin wtf

This thread is killing me

pics of your cousin asap no cucky

edit your cousin is a girl right

Daniel Hernandez (born May 8, 1996), known professionally as 6ix9ine (pronounced "six nine") or Tekashi69 (also stylized as Tekashi 6ix9ine), is an American rapper. His music has been marked by an aggressive style of rapping, while his controversial public persona is characterized by his distinctive rainbow-colored hair, extensive tattoos, public feuds with fellow celebrities, and legal issues.

imagine he actually come out looking like this

where do yall
keep finding these

Down on my Luck, Innatape, and Kids These Days werent fire or are we erasing history?

S*** post after s*** post.

S really got this Live

Looking like the Okay Boomer woman

She’s 16

CTG gang affiliated