6ix9ine is one of the most hated artists in the world. Although, that seems to extend mostly to hip-hop circles. Of course, when the artist came onto the scene, he was trying to portray a tough image. He was running with a rough crowd and he tried to make it seem like he was really about the life. However, as soon as he got hit with a Rico case, he folded and snitched on everyone. As soon as he came back home from prison, he started to make new music. Overall, people were reluctant to support him, and that reluctancy carried over for a couple of years.
Subsequently, 6ix9ine was jumped at an LA Fitness in Florida. Following this incident, the rainbow-haired rapper decided to return to music with a couple of new singles. Interestingly enough, he has ditched the shouting raps with hard beats. Now, he is making Latin-infused music that sounds like it was made with the World Cup in mind. In fact, his latest song “WAPAE” continues to go viral, and has even inspired the “LA Fitness Challenge.” Music listeners outside of rap are co-signing the artist’s efforts, and it is inspiring him to stay within this lane.
6ix9ine Is Ready To Continue His Momentum
With 6ix9ine experiencing all of this success, he is now looking to keep the momentum going. This may be easier said than done, although the artist knows how to play social media. He has always used it to his advantage, and he has a high propensity for going viral. Recently, he took to Instagram where he thanked everyone for the support. Moreover, he made it abundantly clear that he has plans to drop another song, very soon. “ON MY WAY to the studio right now to work on the next one,” he wrote.
It remains to be seen when this song is actually going to drop. However, 6ix9ine has been known to release music at a very high clip. Furthermore, he is quick when it comes to recording, so we could see something new, very soon. Let us know what you hope to hear from him, in the comments below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world.