Meek Mill Subliminally Disses Tekashi 6ix9ine In Preview Of New Song

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On Saturday,Meek Mill and Tekashi 6ix9ine almost got into a physical altercation in Atlanta. This happened in a parking lot outside of a local nightclub. 

The two haven't liked each other for a while and both started to taunt. 6ix9ine was claiming how Meek had so much security and police around him. Meek believed that 6ix9ine was trying to provoke him so he could get sent back to jail again. 

“STOP LETTING THESE RAPPERS LIE TO YOU! THEY TO TOUGH FOR SECURITY @meekmill RUNNING AROUND WITH POLICE," said 6ix9ine in a deleted Instagram post. 

Meek also took to his Twitter feed following the incident to address what happened in Atlanta. He believes that 6ix9ine started this all for attention and just to gain clout on social media, as many believe he does for plenty of other controversial incidents.

"We did not run into each other I was getting in my car he just popped out ….we almost was smoking on that 69 pack for the love of a viral moment ….. he tryna get something locked up no cap lol."

In addition to the tweets, Meek also has a song in the stash recorded already which calls out 6ix9ine. Here, he accuses 6ix9ine of being a snitch (as many other rappers do) and also called him a b*tch. 

This was evident on the line "You a b*tch, he a rat. You on the 'Gram, like who is that?" Meek's reaction throughout the preview of the song on Instagram appears to show that he's satisfied with addressing 6ix9ine this way and may be ready to put the record out.

This isn't the first time that the Philadelphia rapper has expressed his dislike for 6ix9ine. It dates all the way back to 2019 when he initially called 6ix9ine a rat for telling on the Nine Trey Bloods in court. This was due to the gang kidnapping 6ix9ine in his hometown of Brooklyn and also robbing him of his jewelry. 

They also went inside of his baby mama, Sara Molina's house. 6ix9ine was able to avoid 49 years in prison. He received two years instead in December 2019 which he was given credit for time served as well. 6ix9ine was released in April 2020 and served the rest of his sentence at home until August.

6ix9ine trying to provoke Meek and other rappers isn't anything new. Hip-Hop fans have seen this from him over his last three years as an established star. He's called out names such as YG, Chief Keef, Lil Durk, and King Von. 

Last fall, he was in Chicago trolling the death of Durk's cousin in the O Block area of Chicago. In December, he also claimed that Durk was using Von's death to boost sales for his "The Voice" album. 6ix9ine also added that Von should "Rest In Piss."