Tekashi 6ix9ine on Armed House Robbers: The IRS Has All My Money! Go Rob Them for It! (Part 11)
January 15, 2026
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In a revealing interview, Tekashi 6ix9ine opened up about a recent armed home invasion targeting his family. While no one was physically harmed and the robbers ultimately fled, Tekashi highlighted the unsettling reality of being famous, comparing his experience to high-profile cases like Lady Gaga and Kim Kardashian, who also faced violent robberies. He stressed that such incidents are “the price of being famous.”
The rapper also referenced a notorious case involving Niesha Jackson, known as the “bank robbing babe,” whose own associates brutally tortured her for money after she went on the run. Reflecting on these dangers, Tekashi humorously advised anyone desperate for cash to “go rob the IRS,” joking that the government has taken all his money anyway.
The conversation sheds light on the risks celebrities endure and the harsh extents some people will go to for wealth, underscoring the complex realities behind fame and fortune.
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