6ix9ine was one of the most talked about rappers in the past year or so. The Brooklyn rapper came onto the scene loud and proud when his song “Gummo” reached mainstream success and obtained millions of streams across the internet. Following that success, 6ix9ine continued to build a massive following for himself and proceed to sell out shows across the world, all while releasing consecutive chart topping hits. 6ix9ine even managed to ink a multi million dollar publishing deal with Create Music Group. But despite becoming one of the most exciting artists in hip hop, 6ix9ine just couldn’t stay out of legal trouble and eventually found himself facing a possible mandatory sentence of 47 years. Want to hear more? Well we have you covered. Here is an exclusive inside look at the criminal history of 6ix9ine.


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The Criminal History of 6ix9ine
Written By: Pluggy (@Pluggy_)
Narrated By: Randy Virden (@RandyVirdenVO)
Edited By: Pluggy (@Pluggy_)


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