Meek Mill and 6ix9ine Have Confrontation Outside Atlanta Club
The beef between Meek Mill and Tekashi 6ix9ine has been bubbling to the point where an in person confrontation was inevitable. Early Sunday morning, the two ran into each other in the parking lot outside an Atlanta club where words were exchanged.
Both 6ix9ine and Meek Mill took to social media to show the confrontation with the Brooklyn rapper ironically trashing his Philly born opponent for having police present at the time of the argument.
“STOP LETTING THESE RAPPERS LIE TO YOU! THEY TO TOUGH FOR SECURITY @meekmill RUNNING AROUND WITH POLICE,” 6ix9ine captioned his video of the confrontation.
In one of the few videos posted, you see 6ix9ine lunging at Meek and his team from behind a security team with his phone pointed at his opps the whole time.
Meek responded with a post of his own claiming that he spat on 6ix9ine before the cameras were on.
“The feds sent him to take me out wtf,” Meek said on IG. “[I] had to spit on him so he retreated lol he really waited outside the club for me. I thought I was dreaming wtf we almost smoked him lol he posed a lil threat popping up in the parking lot waiting for me.”
Meek and 6ix9ine’s beef dates back to when the “Gummo” rapper cooperated with the FBI in getting members of the Nine Trey Bloods locked up.
Since his release, 6ix9ine has gone at Meek for his association with Roc Nation COO Desriee Perez who, like 6ix9ine, reportedly worked with federal authorities in a drug smuggling case.
Meek Mill has taken his jabs at 6ix9ine as well. When 6ix9ine announced that he was going on Instagram live to talk about his case, Meek Mill threw a shot on Twitter without saying the rapper’s name urging him to apologize. 6ix9ine shot back in the comment section of a blog on Instagram.
While the confrontation never came to blows, the moment may have given 6ix9ine what he wanted… attention.
After dropping an album that 6ix9ine himself would admit was a flop, the newly bearded and freshly tatted rapper has been back in the studio teasing new music.