Tekashi 6ix9ine Doesn't Want Revenge Anymore on Latin Kings Who Jumped Him (Part 3)
October 29, 2025
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In a recent VladTV interview, Tekashi 6ix9ine opened up about the incident where he was jumped by members of the Latin Kings at a gym. Previously, Tekashi hinted at seeking revenge, even if it meant risking life in prison. However, during the conversation, he clarified that his earlier statements were made while intoxicated, and he no longer desires retaliation. "I'm changing. I want to be more positive," he said.
Tekashi also addressed rumors about having security present during the attack, firmly denying them and calling such claims fabricated to dramatize the situation. He described the assault as an unfair ambush by multiple assailants, stressing that jumping someone is cowardly. Although the attackers were arrested—partly due to videos they posted of themselves—Tekashi distanced himself from the outcome, noting the defense tried to claim self-defense by alleging he spit on them first, a claim he refuted.
Ultimately, Tekashi emphasized that he’s moving past the event without seeking further conflict.
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