Tekashi 6ix9ine Asks Vlad Which Building He'd Crash Plane Into on 9/11 Besides Twin Towers (Part 26)
November 21, 2025
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In a recent Vlad TV interview, controversial rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine posed a provocative question to host Vlad about the tragic events of 9/11. Tekashi asked Vlad which building, aside from the Twin Towers, he would choose to crash a plane into if forced to redirect one during the attacks. Vlad responded somberly, emphasizing that the building would have to be heavily populated. When pressed to keep it within the United States, Vlad reluctantly suggested a retirement home, reasoning that the elderly have lived full lives and that such a tragic choice would be less devastating than targeting places with children or women. The exchange struck a grim tone as Vlad reflected on mortality, stating, “Everyone in this room will die within 100 years,” framing the hypothetical as a harsh inevitability rather than a casual remark. The candid conversation underscores both Vlad’s introspective approach and Tekashi’s tendency to provoke discussion on sensitive topics.
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