"Nah, you wouldn't see me around that bitch," Mosey said when asked if he would work with the rapper following his release from prison. The Washington state native explained that his stance is based on 6ix9ine's decision to snitch.
"Where I'm from niggas not gone fuck with you if you a snitch," he continued. "That shit dead. That shit dead regardless. Fuck that nigga."
This month, 6ix9ine was allowed to finish the rest of his sentence on house arrest due to the coronavirus pandemic and him being susceptible to it. Yet even before his release, there were rumors that 6ix9ine is currently working on two albums—a Spanish project and an English album. Since his release, people have been wondering which artist would be the first to work with 6ix9ine and/or which outlet will feature his first post-prison interview.
Lil Mosey meanwhile, is enjoying the success of his single, "Blueberry Faygo," and he's made it clear that he won't ruin this wave or compromise his own moral code just to get in the studio with 6ix9ine.
