On a current episode of the Fresh&Fit Podcast, 6ix9ine ignited contemporary debate throughout hip-hop by naming Sukihana probably the most controversial determine in his top-five checklist. Known for his provocative type, the Bushwick-born artist didn’t draw back from making pointed claims, alleging that Sukihana’s life-style contains escorting—remarks that shortly drew consideration and social media backlash.

During the dialogue, 6ix9ine listed Sukihana, Rubi Rose, Mellow Rackz, and Saweetie however singled out Sukihana as probably the most outstanding in a destructive gentle. “Sukihana sells a significant amount of services. Specifically, she targets clients in Broward County right outside liquor stores,” he mentioned, including that he had “heard stories from delivery drivers who’ve been with her.” His feedback underscore his signature mixture of gossip and confrontation, blurring the road between leisure and allegation.

The remarks come within the wake of a social media dispute between 6ix9ine and Sukihana. Previously, Sukihana had defended Young Thug after 6ix9ine made essential feedback in regards to the Atlanta rapper, urging him to deal with extra urgent issues—particularly, the demise of Ariela La Langosta, a detailed good friend of Thug who appeared in 6ix9ine’s “WAPAE” video.

6ix9ine Turns Loss Into Feud

6ix9ine responded immediately, expressing grief and frustration: “The girl in question was among my closest friends, tragically killed due to her boyfriend’s debts. What does this have to do with your insults directed at me and my associates?” His phrases revealed a private layer typically hidden behind his public provocations, exhibiting that even in feuds, actual losses weigh closely.

Adding gas to the continuing pressure, 6ix9ine is selling his new single, “FAX (Call Me Wham),” a observe that includes refined jabs at Young Thug. The music video features a mock voicemail mimicking Thug’s voice and references his lyrics, reinforcing the continuing feud whereas highlighting 6ix9ine’s theatrical method to rivalry.