Tekashi 6ix9ine is in legal hot water again!
Trouble arose when the rapper found himself embroiled in a legal dispute with a tattoo artist over alleged heroin-related statements. The songwriter’s claim that the ink master who inspired his name had been involved with heroin had serious consequences.
Tekashi 6ix9ine Confronts The Tattoo Artist Who Inspired His Name
In the latest legal filing, the tattoo artist claims his marriage has been affected by his alleged drug abuse. Takashi Matsuba made his stance clear in his ongoing civil lawsuit against the “Gummo” rapper.
TMZ reports that the cover artist insists that he should be granted a default judgment due to 6ix9ine’s former attorney leaving the case and his failure to obtain new legal representation. In restating his alleged harm, Matsuba delivered a startling revelation, sharing:
“I lost some friends, but the most important thing was my beloved wife. We divorced last year because he no longer trusted me after Hernandez’s false statements about me aired on Hulu and Showtime.”
Matsuba further elaborated that his tattoo business collapsed under the weight of “false suggestions that I might be a drug user.” In case you missed it, Matsuba has expressed his anger about his participation in several 6ix9ine documentaries, one on Hulu and another on Showtime.
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The 27-year-old’s public image continues to be tarnished by legal entanglements. Earlier, he faced a multi-million dollar lawsuit for allegedly canceling several concerts in Hollywood, California.
Legal documents obtained by The Blast reveal that a company called Streammusic claims it has a deal with artist “Kooda” to hold a series of private concerts in Los Angeles.
The company confirmed that in August 2021, the deal was finalized, including a large upfront payment of $150,000 as part of the deal. According to them, 6ix9ine is said to be committed to “perform two music concerts,” and Streammusic has obtained permission to broadcast the performance live.
He’s also expected to support the event on his massive Instagram platform, including “promotional videos” on his Instagram feed and stories. By December, the company claimed the “Dummy Boy” rapper had not fulfilled his commitment to promote the show on his Instagram page before the event.
Following the postponement of the show, the company insisted that he cut off communications and keep the $150,000 payment for himself.
During that period, Streammusic claims they “allocated significant financial and human resources related to the preparation and marketing of the presentation that the Defendants agreed to perform, including hours of marketing meetings, hours of selecting video assets, development hours of embedding videos into the Plaintiff’s mobile application. , time managing assets and other management tasks, and arrangements for additional security measures.”
Artist ‘Keke’ Faces Unexpected Attacks From Unknown Attackers
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Despite the fun that usually accompanies a rapper’s life, it’s never fun when it becomes dangerous enough to require immediate medical attention. The controversial star faced this when he was ambushed by a group of unknown men in a sauna at South Florida’s LA Fitness.
Lance Lazzaro, 6ix9ine’s lawyer, revealed that the “TattleTales” artist was alone in the facility when he was attacked by a group of unknown people, who attacked him with a barrage of punches that required medical attention.
Lazzaro explained that the Brooklyn drill artist’s efforts to defend himself proved futile due to the attacker’s numerical superiority. Fortunately, alerted by the commotion, concerned gym staff quickly called the police and emergency personnel. Following the incident, the rapper was quickly sent to the hospital by ambulance.
TMZ obtained images showing 6ix9ine, whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, with facial swelling and a cut near his cheek. Sources also revealed that he sustained injuries to his ribs, jaw, and back during the aggressive encounter.
The lawyer revealed plans to involve federal authorities in arranging additional security measures after the attack. Meanwhile, a video that went viral on social media captured two individuals punching and kicking the “Gotti” rapper — known for his rainbow-colored hair — as he lay face down on the bathroom floor.
In another clip, the “A Boogie wit da Hoodie” artist is shown with blood running down his face as he exits the bathroom and heads into the facility’s central area.
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