Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine has been shrouded with controversy ever since his music career took off. The rap star made his name by making controversial and edgy music that led to his rise and eventual fall as well. The rapper also wanted to box Jake Paul some time ago but was turned down by the YouTuber. Moreover, by 2019, he even faced a prison sentence for his role in the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods gang.

However, his time was cut short after he made a plea deal with the FBI and was served a reduced sentence in exchange for giving up his fellow gang members. Despite this, living on the outside was not easy for 6ix9ine as these gangs have certain rules when it came to snitching. This meant that even after coming out of jail, he would have to look over his shoulders at every moment.

This was certainly the case after a video showcased him being jumped by three people. In the video, we can see the rapper trying to protect himself as one man assaulted him, kicking him in the stomach and throwing blows to his head. The man can also be heard shouting “shut the f**k up” as he continued beating the rapper. The video was shared by Boxing interviewer Fred Beck and left the fans divided on whether this was necessary or not as they reacted to the video.

Fans divided over Tekashi 6ix9ine getting assaulted

A user named @lil_BroomstickW thought that the rapper deserved this for all the things he had done.

Another user named @Valdo74917061 was surprised 6ix9ine managed to not get assaulted for so long after getting out of jail. According to him, the rapper should have been assaulted within just three months of his release.

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However, a user named @caden1025 claimed that the video was proof of the assault and that the lawyers could easily make a case against the culprits.

A user named @fredpdbeck thought that the rapper had it coming but did not think that assaulting anyone was the right thing to do

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Moreover, a user named @Michell44287797 poked fun at 6ix9ine who once claimed nobody could touch him.

Lastly, a user named @jorzyz did not like what he saw and condemned this assault with some harsh words.

The incident of Tekashi 6ix9ine being beaten up by three people has left fans divided, with some expressing sympathy for him, while others believe he deserved it due to his controversial behavior and past actions. Regardless of one’s opinion, it is never acceptable to resort to violence as a means of resolving conflicts. Violence only perpetuates a cycle of harm and leads to further negative consequences that do not benefit anyone involved.

What did you think about Tekashi 6ix9ine getting assaulted by three people? Let us know in the comments below.

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