An interrogation recording of Young Thug has resurfaced, drawing renewed consideration to the rapper and reigniting tensions inside hip-hop. The clip, during which he mentions Peewee Roscoe whereas talking with investigators, unfold quickly throughout social media, feeding hypothesis and sparking commentary from followers and critics alike. At almost the identical time, 6ix9ine fanned the flames by concentrating on Meek Mill on Instagram, posting what gave the impression to be an previous tweet attributed to Meek about “rats” and the late Nipsey Hussle. The put up’s authenticity, nonetheless, stays unsure, given its outdated picture and unclear origin.

The viral screenshot reads, “I hope that rat goes live to apologize to the people he informed on or the victim… Y’all quickly forgot that a ‘rat’ killed Nipsey, and he shouldn’t have been on the streets! That’s all I’ll say since he’s dead… left his baby mama and child like a coward as targets!” Alongside the alleged remarks, 6ix9ine mockingly referred to as Meek the “Hood President” and pressed, “Since you always have something to say, are you still performing ‘WE BALL?’”

Young Thug and the Snitching Dispute

Meek’s 2017 monitor “We Ball,” that includes Young Thug, has turn out to be entangled in conversations about loyalty and betrayal in rap tradition. The return of the interrogation clip solely added gas, although Roscoe himself has pushed again in opposition to the interpretation. “That’s standard procedure,” he mentioned. “When you go into an interrogation room, you might say something like, ‘We sold Dwayne Carter weed.’ What’s wrong with that? This statement right here… He behaved like a responsible citizen, a genuine street individual. He was honest and attempted to assist me.”

Meek Mill has not addressed 6ix9ine instantly however did put up a broader message on Instagram. “Street glorification is a joke. There are inherently no morals. You cannot maintain a code of ethics when your actions lack ethical grounding. Focus on investing, trading, technology, and entrepreneurship. The alternative is a chaotic circus without a ringleader. In my next interview, I will explain why the streets are a ‘FULL MYTH’ !!!!!!”