Wack100 Calls Tekashi 6ix9ine a "Piece of Sh**" for Pressing Charges on His Home Invaders (Part 2)
January 13, 2026
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In a recent interview before Tekashi 6ix9ine turned himself in for a three-month stint, Wack 100 harshly criticized the rapper for pressing charges against the intruders who robbed his gated community home. The break-in involved several young men from the neighborhood, with one caught and reportedly snitching on the others. While Tekashi’s mother is said to be the one pressing charges, Wack 100 called Tekashi a "piece of sh**" for not handling the situation differently.
Wack 100 suggested that instead of involving the police, Tekashi should have confronted the kids privately and “had a conversation with them,” implying a more old-school, street-level resolution. He acknowledged Tekashi’s troubled past but emphasized that this approach could have avoided the legal fallout. The home invasion came shortly after VladTV had toured Tekashi’s house, highlighting the vulnerability despite the rapper’s high-profile lifestyle.
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