Tekashi 6ix9ine on People Calling Him Deadbeat Dad After Last VladTV Interview (Part 25)
January 29, 2026
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Following a viral VladTV interview clip where his limited custody of his three children sparked backlash, Tekashi 6ix9ine opened up about the personal challenges behind his parenting situation. Addressing accusations of being a “deadbeat dad,” the rapper emphasized that outsiders don’t fully understand the complexities he faces. “You got to live in my shoes,” Tekashi said, explaining that the custody battles and family dynamics aren’t as simple as they appear on social media.
While Vlad pointed out that many fathers maintain relationships with their kids despite difficult co-parenting, Tekashi stressed that every situation is unique and hard to judge without all the facts. He also briefly joked about plans for the future, hinting at traveling to Venezuela and focusing on new ventures.
Tekashi’s candid discussion sheds light on the complexities of fatherhood amid public scrutiny and personal struggles, beyond the headlines that label him deadbeat.
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