6ix9ine has been pretty much blackballed from the rap game.
But that doesn’t mean there aren’t a few rappers
out there who are willing to use him for some clout.
Recently it was rumored
that 6ix9ine was recording a song with another one of the most hated rappers in the industry right now,
Lul Timm.
The same man who shot and killed King Von.
Lul Timm has denied the rumor about linking up,
but there’s some pretty interesting evidence
proving that he at least pulled up to the studio with 6ix9ine.
Let’s take a closer look at this developing story.
6ix9ine needs no introduction.
He’s the rainbow-haired rapper who clicked up with the 9ine Trey Bloods
and dissed every other rapper in the game,
only to flip and snitch on his entire organization in court.
Although 6ix9ine’s music isn’t as popular as it used to be,
he still knows how to capture people’s attention and get views.
Lul Timm on the other hand is a rapper who is only known
to those who pay attention to hip hop.
Until recently, he wasn’t even a rapper, he was just a friend of Quando Rondo.
Lul Timm became famous after allegedly murdering the respected Chiraq savage
King Von after he and Quando got into an altercation
outside a hookah lounge in Atlanta.
On the night of November 6th, 2020,
King Von and his crew ran into Quando Rondo and his boys
outside the Monaco Hookah Lounge in Atlanta.
Von and Rondo had been beefing prior to seeing each other that night.
Although the exact reason hasn’t been confirmed,
many fans believe
that their issues started with a problem Von had with Rondo’s mentor NBA Youngboy.
In the past, Von had questioned Youngboy’s credibility as an authentic street artist
and had recently been caught hanging out with his baby mama.
Rondo is known for being loyal to Youngboy and joining in on his beefs with other artists,
which many believe is where the problem came from.
Wherever the beef started, when Von saw Quando that night,
he wasn’t trying to talk about it.
Surveillance footage from outside the hookah lounge
shows Von walk up and punch Rondo in the face.
After that, a brawl broke out between the two rapper's crews.
Lul Tim was with Quando that night and he was the one who started shooting
when he saw his friend getting attacked.
Six people in total ended up getting shot and three would pass away, including King Von.
This shooting made national headlines as,
official confirmed one of the three people shot and killed
was rapper King Von from Chicago
who was here last night with friends.
Lul Timm was arrested for the murder
but later released on bond in March 2021
after recovering from his own gunshot wound.
Atlanta police have charged the man who they believe shot and killed chicago rapper King Von.
Timothy Leeks is in the hospital but is considered to be in police custody
suspect Since then, Quando Rondo has pretty much been blackballed by the industry.
Even though he wasn’t the one who pulled the trigger,
he was the reason that Von was killed.
So he had to take the blame for the death of one of Chicago’s most popular rappers.
Von wasn’t just a respected rapper,
he was respected in the streets of Chicago way before the music.
He was a rare rapper who really lived the life he was talking about in his music
and ended up having to pay the ultimate price for it.
Since he’s been killed,
the Black Disciples have been waiting for the right moment
to get their revenge on Lul Timm.
So, with his mentor NBA Youngboy behind bars
and the rest of the industry against him over the death of King Von,
Rondo has had a hard time doing shows and promoting his music.
In May, the rapper performed at an empty show in Atlanta, Georgia,
and ended up getting shot at.
It may not even be that fans have turned their back on Rondo,
they’re probably just scared of what could happen if they go to the wrong show
and get caught in the crossfire.
Quando also allegedly had to ask the West Coast legend Big U for protection.
Big U and Rondo are both allegedly associated with the Crips.
Big U is a respected member of the Rollin’ 60’s and on an episode of the Breakfast Club,
he said that Quando called him and asked for protection after the King Von situation.
You know, you got a lot of dudes, like when I was here last time,
they claim my neighborhood that's in this music **** but they don't really **** with us.
Until it's a problem, then they calling.
Like Quando Rondo, I just show
envy, like you can't call me now.
You can't call me when the fire hot.
He also said that he had to deny the request
because he wasn’t rockin’ with him before the drama
so he shouldn’t come looking for protection now.
Quando denied this rumor
and said that he had reached out to Big U about doing some charity work,
not for protection.
I ain't never called no man
for protection, I never called nobody and said
I need this, I need that.
Anybody that I ever call
I call on some **** like
how can I help, how can I do this
how can I do that?
Big U later clarified
that he never actually spoke to Quando and just assumed that when he called
it was about some negativity, which he didn’t want to get involved in.
They later squashed the beef and had a sit down on World Star
where they addressed the situation and put it behind them.
But it all shows that Quando’s brand had gotten so toxic,
that even an OG crip like Big U didn’t want to go anywhere near it.
So, with the breadwinner struggling to keep the crew afloat,
Lul Tim decided to make his debut as a rapper to help out the team.
Even if Lul Timm is just as hated as Quando,
at least his name adds some shock value that could attract listeners.
On July 21st, 2021,
Lul Timm dropped a video for his track Off the List.
Even though he doesn’t mention Von by name,
the whole song is about his abilities as a shooter and crossing opps off his hit list.
So, given the context,
it’s hard not to take it as a diss against the BD’s.
But the disrespect got taken to a new level
after 6ix9ine, the only rapper alive who might be more hated in the rap game than Quando,
announced that he was doing a collaboration with Lul Tim.
6ix9ine has recently decided to start trolling the rap game yet again.
After sitting down with Wack 100 to have a conversation about street politics
on DJ Akademik’s new podcast,
6ix 9ine had made several appearances on the app Clubhouse,
where he had a few different viral moments.
Not only did he manage to get Wack and 21 Savage in a heated argument that almost led to violence,
but he also accused Jim Jones of being a police informant.
One of the craziest pieces of information to come out
was the leak about his collaboration with Lul Tim.
Even though it shocked a lot of people, the collab does make some sense.
If the enemy of your enemy is your friend,
then 6ix9ine and Lul Timm should have a lot in common.
Timm is one of the biggest targets of the BDs
and 6ix 9ine has been beefing with BD rappers from Chicago
since he first got into it with Chief Keef back in 2018.
When? Where Imma die?
**** Chief Keef, **** Lil Reese **** all of them ******
Treyway *****
I bet y'all ****** pulling up to New Jersey now *****,
Jersey ain't even my city but my bothas is there you heard me?
You know what I'm saying?
New York **** man, this ****** Treyway man.
But, even Lul Timm doesn’t want to be associated with a snitch,
even if they do have the same enemies.
The rapper has gone on social media and said that it’s all cap.
The rumor first started after Wack 100 went on Clubhouse and dropped a hint about the collab.
He told the room that 6ix9ine was back in Brooklyn,
rollin around with about 15 gang members and they were shooting a music video.
He said that 6ix9ine was filming a video with another artist
whose name he wasn’t going to reveal
but “it would be like if Biggie did a video with Baby Lane”
It's like
if Biggie had went and did a video with Baby Lane
Wack is referring to Orlando “Baby Lane” Anderson,
the main suspect in the murder of 2pac Shakur.
There is really only one person
who is allegedly responsible for the death of one of 6ix9ine’s primary opps.
So even though he didn’t say his name,
it’s hard to imagine who else he’s talking about if not Lul Timm.
I think- yo,
He said we about to shoot a video with another artist, I ain't gonna say his name.
But that **** is some other disrespectful ****.
Right?
Fans were also quick to notice that 6ix9ine’s avatar on Clubhouse is a photo of Lul Tim,
which provided more evidence that the collab was real.
There is even a leaked song floating around the internet
called WaWa by 6ix9ine featuring Lul Tim,
which is the supposed collaboration between the two rappers.
Although it’s an unofficial release composed of snippets
and doesn’t actually feature a verse from Tim.
But this is allegedly the song that they were working on together.
Lul Timm got on Twitter and denied the collab tweeting
“TF I look like doing a song with a rat?”.
But that wasn’t enough to stop the rumors.
A video was then released
that allegedly shows Lul Timm and 6ix9ine working together in the studio.
Plus, surveillance footage from outside the studio
also allegedly shows Lul Timm and 6ix9ine linking up to record,
further supporting the rumors that the collab is real.
Even more footage released by DJ Akademiks
allegedly shows 6ix9ine and Lul Tim gambling at the studio in Savannah, Georgia,
where Quando and Lul Tim are from.
Lul Tim can’t be seen in the video,
but 6ix9ine is clearly gambling with some fat stacks of cash at the studio.
Lul Tim responded to the gambling footage and said “Them not my people.
Me and my people was already gone with his money.
You see who I left out there with. Internet gangstas.”
You don't see me in that video, them your people in the video.
That's your family cuz, that your people cuz.
So, is he saying that he doesn't know the people 6ix9ine is gambling with in the video.
But it seems like he did accidentally admit that he was at the studio with the rapper before that,
even if it was just to rob him.
Now, an engineer who was allegedly at the studio session
has come out and said that Lul Timm finessed 6ix9ine for $40,000.
According to this engineer, 6ix9ine paid some street dudes
$30,000 to have a meeting with Lul Tim.
During the session, 6ix9ine gave him another $10,000 to buy his team clothes for the video.
Tim and his people left with the money and never returned,
leaving the engineer there to wait for 12 hours just to record his verse.
Although this is an unverified rumor it does seem to fit with Lul Tim’s version of events.
He doesn’t deny meeting with 6ix9ine,
he just denies having recorded a song with him.
The footage leaked to the internet shows them hanging out in the studio,
but no actual song or video with Lul Timm has been released.
He isn’t seen in the video of 6ix9ine shooting dice at the studio in Atlanta
so it makes sense that he might have already left.
When 6ix9ine reached out to him, he probably realized he could finesse a quick bag
just by showing up and then leaving.
But he probably didn’t expect to get aired out on Clubhouse by Wack 100.
This story is still unfolding and at this point,
it’s tough to know what went down at the studio session.
Is it violating the street code to show up to a studio session with a rat,
even If you plan on finessing him?
And if Lul Tim recorded a verse while he was there, but doesn’t plan on letting it get released,
does that qualify as collaborating with a snitch?
It doesn’t seem likely
that an official Lul Tim and 6ix9ine collab is going to happen at this point,
but it’s possible that the full version could eventually get leaked to the internet if there is one.
This situation is still unfolding and more information could be released in the future,
so stay tuned if more information is released.
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