Social Media Reacts To Tekashi 6ix9ine Showing Off New Music And Image

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Tekashi 6ix9inehas been very quiet on social media lately but that changed late Thursday night. He made his return to Instagram by showing off how he looks now after a while. 

The Brooklyn rapper was seen with much more tattoos along with a beard really starting to grow in. In addition to these changes, 6ix9ine also previewed some new music that could be released as a single very soon. He asked fans if this record is something they're ready for as well.

"ARE YOU READY????? 100,000 comments if you want this right now ‼️‼️ I TOOK ENOUGH TIME OFF TO SHOW YOU THIS INTERNET SHIT IS BORING WITHOUT ME. SUCK MY D*CK"

Here, 6ix9ine made the bold claim that social media is boring without him. Many disagree here but what a lot of people do agree on is that when 6ix9ine is online, he brings a lot of controversy, as evident over the last three years. 

As soon as 6ix9ine posted this video of himself in the studio, his Instagram comments immediately lit up. Many were excited of this news as some of the frequent comments were "YOU'RE BACK." 

Others were completely thrown off with how 6ix9ine looks now, especially with his beard. This is a feature that he didn't rock that much before during his first few years as a star from 2018-2020 but now, it appears that a change is something that 6ix9ine wanted in his return.

6ix9ine was absent from social media since December as the time time he was there, of course, controversy was there. He made comment on Instagram where he claimed that Lil Durk has been using the late King Von to boost album sales for his new "The Voice" album. 

He and 6ix9ine have been feuding since August, as 6ix9ine as done so for other Chicago rappers since then as well. This includes Von and Lil Reese. 6ix9ine also told Von to "Rest In Piss," which was obviously not received well at all online.

In addition to 6ix9ine reveal a new image and music, many networks have been very interested in him as a star over the last few years. In November, Hulu released a documentary about him titled "69: The Saga Of Danny Hernandez." 

On February 21, a docuseries is also on the way on Showtime titled "Supervillain: The Making Of Tekashi 6ix9ine." Despite these two big projects, 6ix9ine's manager, Murda Murphy said a few months ago that these were unauthorized and quickly disapproved of both.

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