6ix9ine recently sat down with Big Bank, and the conversation quickly turned into a heated debate over the snitching allegations tied to Young Thug.
A few weeks back, Big Bank had been trying to lock in an interview with 6ix9ine, sparking a back-and-forth between the two online. In the end, Tekashi seemed fully on board, especially given Big Bank’s close connection to Young Thug.
Last year, Big Bank sat down with Young Thug for a major interview that covered everything—from Gunna to voicemails and the ongoing snitching accusations. Despite that, 6ix9ine has continued to call out both Thugger and Big Bank, arguing that those allegations were largely brushed aside.
The rapper has long been sensitive about the “snitch” label, often pointing out that other artists don’t face the same level of backlash he does. That frustration came up again during the interview, as he finally confronted Big Bank face-to-face over the weekend.
In a clip from their sit-down, 6ix9ine presses Big Bank on why he seems to carry the label more heavily than others. The conversation eventually led to a theory from Big Bank—one that Tekashi clearly wasn’t buying.
Big Bank pointed out that the optics didn’t favor 6ix9ine, noting how it appeared as a Spanish man helping send multiple Black men to prison for long stretches—something he said naturally comes off as a bad look.
6ix9ine fired back, referencing the deaths of artists like Nipsey Hussle, King Von, PnB Rock, and Pop Smoke, among others.
It was also recently reported that 6ix9ine admitted to paying Big Bank for the interview. And from the looks of things, he’s leveling up his setup—he now has his own studio, complete with a comically shallow pool and a giant screen flashing “Fax TV” like a throwback 3D intro straight out of a 2015 YouTube prank video.
All signs point to 6ix9ine gearing up to launch his own show. With his recent move into streaming, this next step feels like a natural evolution.
