New York rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine wants the world to know his “YAYA” music video views should be a little higher. The hip-hop entertainer has called out YouTube for restricting the jaw-dropping visual on its streaming platform.
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Tekashi went to Instagram last night and didn’t hold back on blowing up on YouTube. Despite feeling like the digital powerhouse is stopping his greatness, 6ix9ine’s video still has millions of views less than 24 hours of it premiering.
“THE VIDEO IS RESTRICTED THEY DOING ANYTHING TO STOP ME AND WE STILL SH*TTIN ON THESE N*GGAS ??❤️????? MI GENTE LOS AMO ‼️‼️‼️” -Tekashi 6ix9ine’s Instagram
High-Key Details
On Friday, Tekashi stayed true to his promise of delivering a final music video and song before waiting out the remainder of his house arrest. The clip featured him turning all the way up and surrounded by curvy vixen.
Controversy-trolling rapper 6ix 9ine has dropped the third single and video since he was released from prison early due to coronavirus concerns. Like the first two, “Gooba” and “Trollz,” this one was filmed and recorded in non-social-distanced lockdown, features lots of booty and bright colors, and, for whatever reason, milk. (Variety)
Wait, There’s More
A few nights ago, 6ix9ine hyped up his third single. Tekashi went the extra mile by vowing its music video would be the best visual he’s put out.
“THIS IS THE BEST ONE I DID SO FAR ??????❤️?” -Tekashi 6ix9ine’s Instagram
Before You Go
On Monday, 6ix9ine hit up Instagram with the ultimate thirst trap-motivated clip. In the footage, he’s in his at-home studio with a vixen turning up to a new Spanish-influenced banger.
“200,000 comments IF YOU WANT THIS RIGHT NOW ??????? THIS FRIDAY YAYA ?????? WE BREAKING THE INTERNET??? PARAAAAA MI GENTE LATINAAAAAAAAAAA ??????LATINO AMERICA !!!!” -Tekashi 6ix9ine’s Instagram