A new 6ix9ine album is news that will make many happy. Well, it's not going to be one but two. Not even 24 hours after Tekashi Six Nine got out of jail early (thanks to the Coronavirus crisis), his lawyer has confirmed that the rapper is already working on the composition and recording of a new album in English and another in Spanish. So far, 6ix9ine has only released one album, Dummyboy. And he did it while he was already in prison.
New 6ix9ine Spanish/English album: everything we know
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Although Tekashi 69 is bound to happen at home the rest of the remaining four months of his sentence until his official release in August, the global pandemic of Covid-19 is ravaging the world: we are all in the same situation. While others manage to watch free movies online, Tekashi 6ix9ine seems willing not to waste a single second. A new 6ix9ine album threatens to see the light soon. Time to write it has had.
Dawn Florio, the rapper's lawyer (along with Lance Lazzaro), has confirmed in an interview conducted by Complex, several very very interesting Six Nine news. The most important of all is that it is very likely that Six Nine will release a new album in Spanish and another in English throughout this year. Let's remember that we could already hear 6ix9ine singing in Spanish in the song BABY of your disk DUMMYBOY.
6ix9ine may record new music
The lawyer has confirmed that during house arrest rapper Tekashi you are allowed to throw all the music you want. A different story is, of course, that he is going to get into new trouble, which is quite unlikely. Recall that prior to the arrest in November 2018, Six Nine was banned from using the word Treywey in any new songs due to their ties to organized gangs.
These two new albums are part of the agreement, announced in October 2019, with the record company 10K projects. As reported by the lawyer, 6ix9ine is obliged to release these albums, since he has already received a MILLIONAIRE financial advance for them from the record label.
Tekashi's legal team has made strenuous efforts to speed up the release of the rapper, who has been held at the Queens Detention Center since November 2018. 6ix9ine was arrested within the framework of a macro operation of the FBI against organized crime and he was even asked for 47 months in prison. If we take into account how close he has come to death and life behind bars, anything resembling a new 6ix9ine album will be a boon to his fans.
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6ix9ine and Instagram
Now that Six Nine is free, thousands of Twitter users yesterday wondered how long it would take for Tekashi to return to social networks and, more specifically, to Instagram, the platform that greatly helped lay the foundation for Six Nine's success. Tekashi, king of trolls, could return to IG at any time. Of course, he is obliged to behave well. Tekashi 6ix9ine is not allowed trolling, as Florio, his lawyer, said in the interview with Complex.
The story of 6ix9ine: a movie life
Finally there have been 24 months that 6ix9ine has spent in prison. 20, actually, because of the Coronavirus. Six Nine, whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, suffers from asthma and in October suffered from bronchitis. The arrival in the US of Covid-19 has been a letter of fate that no one could have ever imagined. Same with the whole story surrounding 6ix9ine, whose 23 years of life will soon star in the plot of three documentaries that are in development (one of them by 50 Cent, adoptive father of 69 in the world of rap).
Judge Paul Engelmayer gave the go-ahead for his release yesterday. It was not like that months ago, when Tekashi's other lawyer, Lance Lazzaro, tried to convince the magistrate to give him the upper hand by claiming that 6ix9ine's life was in danger in prison.
The full interview of Complex (and in English) about the future of 6IX9INE is exciting and reveals more details worthy of a movie. Or joke. Before the whole world knew yesterday that 6ix9ine was going to be free, Judge Engelmayer had made his decision a day earlier. Specifically, on April 1, April Fools' Day. For many, that a person who was asked for 47 years in prison has ended up serving less than two is, without a doubt, a joke in bad taste. For others, the joy they needed in this time of confinement. nuances