Tekashi 6ix9ine Breaks Down Why Future, Meek Mill & Gucci Mane Are His Sons

When Tekashi 6ix9ine grabbed his ever first number one for his Nicki Minaj collab "TROLLZ", he told the world to get ready because he was going to go on a full week of obnoxious stunting.  

After settling scores with some media figures, 6ix9ine moved on to the long list of rappers who have sad bad things about him but have never hit number one as he just did.

Among the rappers he called out were Future, Meek Mill, and Gucci Mane.

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If I DIDNT get the number 1 YOU WOULD OF BEEN CLOWNING ME .......... BUT I DID SO LET ME BEAT YOU TO IT 🤣

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"Today I'm number one in the world and I just want to address some things, "6ix9ine said. "I got a list. Let's start at the top. Future, you've been rapping over a decade, if not close to a decade. You have many Drake features my friend, and you never went number one. Mr. Meek Mills, since 2011, close to a decade. You never went number one either. The Lil Boys, the little guys in the game. Lil Durk, pretty local, you never went number one sir. G-Herbo, I don't think you entered the top 100, I could be wrong. Gucci Mane -- nope, never been number one either sir. Trippie Redd, we signed to the same label, never went number one. Every New York rapper that's a male that's not old, you never been number one."

For what it's worth, Gucci Mane does have a number as a feature on the Rae Sremmurd track "Black Beatles".