Tekashi 6ix9ine said he wasn’t upset about the beating in the bathroom that left him covered in blood and bruises. The rapper spoke out about the incident for the first time on Friday (March 31) while sharing more footage of the incident.
In the clip, The three men accused were seen kicking, stomping and punching the rapper in a close-up video. The footage is the first time we’ve seen it show Rafael Medina Jr., Medina is generousAnd Anthony Maldonado beat 6ix9ine. There is no update on who recorded the fight.
However, in other videos that went viral online, one of the men with bowl-shaped hair appeared to be picking up something from the ground and getting out of the bathroom. The attack happened at LA Fitness in Florida on March 21.
“First time dealing with the situation. For 2 years I was walking around without security. Not saying I promote it BUT now you see I never really shied away from anything. If you’ve ever crossed my path or been to my house (girls know who you are
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6ix9ine called the attack ‘cowardly’
The rapper, who received a reduced sentence for cooperating with prosecutors, also urged people to praise someone ‘dancing’ someone in a fight – meaning two or more people against one person.
“Whatever happens here is nothing but cowardice. I’m not angry that this happened. There are no laws on the street so I can’t say they’re wrong. Obviously unfair but again the streets have no rules. Just imagine having nothing to do with a situation and feel compelled to make it your business. (Very strange) I am very happy to be here. And I want to say that I love my fans. Thank. PS: I never knew we respected people who danced. Since when did it become the letter W,” Tekashi.
As previously reported, the three men were charged with robbery, without firearms, weapons or batteries. His lack of safety at the time of the incident was previously reported. He did not reveal what the men had stolen. Although he walked away after being beaten – the timing of the attack is unclear – he was later treated for bruises and minor injuries at the hospital.
Amid his reaction to the assault, Tekashi also released a new music video for a song called Bori. The song’s music video was also uploaded on March 31. He used the same song as the background of the incident video.
“So when I first went to Cuba 🇨🇺, I told the driver to stop randomly. I don’t want to stay in a hotel or a rented house. I wanted to live there with them, to experience what it was like to wake up every day and work on that land (where I was told they were the only ones making up to $14 a month)… . This family here has welcomed me home and I couldn’t be more grateful.”
