January 23, 2026
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In a recent interview, Tekashi 6ix9ine addressed criticisms about his controversial habit of mocking deceased individuals, drawing comparisons to fellow rappers like Lil Durk. When asked if he considered himself more reckless than Charleston White, Tekashi argued he’s simply being honest, not reckless. He pointed out that many rappers, including Lil Durk, openly reference and disrespect the dead in their music, suggesting his own approach is relatively tame. Tekashi cited songs that name-drop fallen artists, saying, “They literally rap about who I smoke... I just say, have a laugh on these things.” Vlad criticized this behavior as reckless across the board. Tekashi agreed but emphasized that this form of call-out culture has always been part of hip hop’s landscape, evolving with social media’s rise. He also noted he often encounters rivals in person, blurring lines between online insults and real-life confrontations. The discussion highlights ongoing debates about respect, authenticity, and provocation in rap.
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