Meek Mill has taken aim at Tekashi 6ix9ine, days after the latter announced an upcoming Instagram live session, following his early release from prison.
Tekashi was granted compassionate release in April due to the Coronavirus pandemic and was allowed by a judge to record videos while on home confinement.
On Tuesday, May 5, the rapper teased his upcoming live session on Instagram, scheduled for Friday, May 8, at 3pm ET.
He wrote, “Let’s get this party started. Don’t get scared now.”
Meek Mill, however, criticized Tekashi just hours away from his planned live stream. According to the Philly rapper, Tekashi, who received a lenient sentence for snitching on his gang members, should be issuing an apology during the Instalive session.
He also suggested that Nipsey Hussle’s alleged killer, Eric Holder, had a history of being an informant similar to 6ix9ine, which is why he was on the streets.
Meek tweeted, “I hope that rat is going live to apologize to the people he told on or the victim. Y’all forgot that fast – a ‘rat’ killed Nipsey. He wasn’t supposed to be on the streets! That’s the only thing I’m gonna say because he’s dead… left his baby mom and child like a coward as targets!”
“I’m not Meek Mandela or Meek Luther King… Meek from the trenches just holding down his people like he said he would when he got rich!”
“Now you’re just an informant behind a keyboard trying to troll families you ruined, so it’s not gonna hit the same… and by the way, I’m doing this for my ‘sons’ so you won’t be around to impact their lives ever!!! And that new song is trash! We heard that bulls**t lol,” Meek continued.
“Google ‘Tommy Hilfiger butter,’ he told after a life of crime… but he came home trolling and it led him to a graveyard and now his kids are fatherless and they’re good kids! So to us, it’s not entertaining in my city #philly we’ve seen these stories, nobody saved him,” he added.
