Funk Flex Unbans Tekashi Tekashi 6ix9ine Because Everyone Is a Snitch Today
Funkmaster Flex has decided not to ban Tekashi 6ix9ine Play radio at Hot97 after Gunna took an Alford plea deal. Flex hit Instagram on Monday (Jan. 16) to reverse his stance on Tekashi and is now open to playing the Bushwick entertainer’s music on air. The 54-year-old Bronx native revealed his decision was impacted by a conversation with Jim Jones and a lot of “current rappers” actively “cooperating and testifying.”
“SPOKE TO JIM JONES,” the DJ captioned his video of Tekashi showing off money. “HE EXPRESSED THAT FOR HIM THERE WILL NEVER BE ANY TOLERANCE FOR TESTIFYING AND COOPERATING! IN TODAYS ERA… JONES AND I MAY DISAGREE ON THE WHY OR WHY NOT THE MUSIC SHOULD PLAY OF PEOPLE WHO COOPERATE BUT WE BOTH AGREE THAT TIMES MIGHT OF CHANGED AND INTEGRITY IS FULLY LOST!”
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“WHAT EVERYONES OPINION? FOR ME IM NO LONGER NOT “NOT” PLAYING 6IX9INE MUSIC ANYMORE! (SPEAKING FOR MYSELF ONLY) OBVIOUSLY ACCORDING TO REPORTS… ?????? THE TREND AMONGST ALOT OF CURRENT RAPPERS (SINCE AND BEFORE 6IX 9INE) CONSIST OF COOPERATING AND TESTIFYING!”
Flex implied that Flex knew more rappers cooperating with law enforcers to avoid prison sentences. He also shouted out rappers who did the prison time and didn’t take plea deals in their respective cases. He said that 6ix9ine should send him new music, if he’s got it.
“BE CLEAR… MANY OF YOUR FAVORITE ARTIST COOPERATE WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT… DONT LET ME CALL NAMES. MAN WHO WE KIDDING… ITS SEEMS THAT THESE NEW RAPPERS AINT DOING 10-20 YEARS WITH / FOR NOBODY! (THEY NOT DOING 5 YEARS).”
“BOBBY SHMURDA, ROWDY REBEL, FETTY WAP, BOOSIE, ALBEE AL, CASANOVA, SHEFF G AND YOUNG THUG ARE THE LAST OF THAT STAND UP TRADITION! 6IX 9INE U GOT NEW MUSIC? SEND IT THURSDAY 7PM!”
The “Pushin P” rapper Kitchens is the latest rapper to accept an Alford plea agreement. Kitchens accepted an Alford plea in his RICO case After being initially sentenced to five year imprisonment with one year of parole,
According to The Atlanta Journal-Consistitution, Gunna, née Sergio Giavanni Kitchens, 29, was released from custody December 15, 2022
As a result, the rapper’s one-year sentence was then reduced to time served. Gunna agreed to complete 500 hours community service, and the judge suspended the remainder of his four-year sentence.