Snoop Dogg urged execs at streaming service TIDAL to “stop pushing” Tekashi 6ix9ine‘s new music, or financing his shenanigans following his release from prison.
The rapper is currently under house arrest with 24-hour police guards after leaving a federal prison last month. The feds were forced to move him to a nw safe house after a fan exposed his location on social media.
Fans gathered outside the unassuming clapboard house as agents whisked the rapper away under heavy guard.
Tekashi has a target on his back after he snitched on fellow members of the Nine Trey Gang in February, 2019 in exchange for a reduced sentence on racketeering and weapons charges.
Snoop is among the many gang members who are against Tekashi’s attempts to revive his career.
After 6ix9ine dropped new single “Gooba”, which smashed YouTube’s record for the most-watched hip-hop video in a 24-hour span, Snoop commented on an Instagram post shared by Elliott Wilson, TIDAL’s chief content officer:
“They gotta stop pushing this (rat). All these media outlets making snitching cool. I’m old school. F**k 69 and everybody pushing his line right now, all New York GZ feel me on this and if you don’t f**k u2.”
Addressing Tekashi’s long-standing feud with rapper Meek Mill, the OG added: “@meekmill if you allow sucka s**t you a sucka. Love you cuz stay sucka free.”
