Over the past week, 6ix9ine has been throwing out wild accusations regarding Jim Jones, and now the Dipset rapper has responded.
The situation kicked off after 21 Savage got into a heated argument with 6ix9ine and Wack 100 on Clubhouse, during which the controversial Brooklyn rapper suggested Jones was once an informant for authorities. He also claimed Jones asked for 6ix9ine to be “violated.”
In a 2019 testimony from 6ix9ine, he outright claimed Jones was a Nine Trey Blood gang member and pointed to allegedly recorded phone conversations of Jones speaking with convicted gang member Jamel “Mel Murda” Jones. During the same Clubhouse session where these claims were made, Wack 100 said Jones would need to provide “proof” that he hadn’t snitched.
“Fuck Wack 100, you know what I’m saying? Fuck him and anybody that’s working with him,” said Jones of the comments, as HotNewHipHop noted. “That n***a a hoe. Him and the n***a he talkin’ to.”
In a response, Wack continued to put pressure on him to provide legal proof and said that 6ix9ine is who threw around the “snitch” accusation, not him. “You got gun cases in Virginia that nobody knows where they went. ... You pussy, my n***a,” said Wack 100.
In a response, Wack continued to put pressure on Jones to provide legal proof and said 6ix9ine is who threw around the “snitch” accusation, not him. “You got gun cases in Virginia that nobody knows where they went. ... You pussy, my n***a,” added Wack.
In his latest comments on the accusations, Jones once again showed up in a Clubhouse session to vent his frustrations.
"I stand tall for everything I believe in. I always have. No matter what," Jones is heard saying in the Clubhouse clip. "I've been around this whole world. Fuck the country, n***a. Rockin' my same colors. Can't nobody tell me anything, n***a. You know how we move in New York City, n***a. I put a whole coast on. I let a whole coast eat. I put this shit in the sky, n***a. The same way Snoop put the shit in the sky, I put the shit in the sky, n***a.”
When another person added that Wack 100 was acting “like bloggers by bringing up cases,” Jones said Wack is “trying to bring down powerful Black men that are in positions to help other powerful Black men.” Jones insisted in the clip that he’s done much for his community, and that he “put as many people on as possible.”
While Jim admitted he was involved in some criminal actions in his past, he’s matured a lot through the years and isn’t acting the same these days.
"For me to get on here and feed into some bullshit, I feel like I'm going 10 steps backwards," he concluded. "And that's not why I got on this platform, nor would I get on a platform with anybody that associates themselves with anybody that's a fuckin' rat. Period."
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