Wack 100 and 6ix9ine
recently had a conversation on DJ Akademiks' new podcast
that nearly broke the internet.
After sitting down to talk about snitching,
street politics and what it means to be a gangsta,
Wack and 6ix9ine followed up with a series of appearances on Club House
that created even more drama.
The clubhouse sessions resulted in
Wack getting into a fight with 21 Savage,
6ix9ine accusing Jim Jones from Dipset of being a Federal informant
and Suge Knight getting put in solitary confinement.
Let’s take a look at what happened.
In late July, DJ Akademiks went on Twitter
and announced that the first episode of his podcast was being filmed.
It was set to feature a conversation
between Wack 100,
a West Coast hip hop mogul,
known for managing rappers like The Game and Blueface.
Wack has been vocal in the past about his belief
that 6ix9ine didn’t actually snitch in the case against the 9ine Trey Bloods,
because he was never actually about that life to begin with.
His take has been pretty controversial,
with many people in hip hop arguing that 6ix9ine portrayed a gangster image
to sell records and therefore should still be held to the same standard
as anyone else on the internet.
But 6ix 9ine has disputed all of these claims.
According to him,
he is still the most gangster
and only snitched because his people broke the street code first.
The three-hour podcast
was released onto YouTube in early August.
The interview was met with mixed reactions from the hip-hop community.
Although it was entertaining,
many criticized Wack for sitting down with 6ix 9ine
and giving him a platform to explain himself and get more views.
Wack pushed back
and claimed that it was DJ Akademiks's platform,
who posts 6ix9ine all the time anyway.
He said that he wasn’t cosigning his behavior,
he was just trying to better understand his point of view.
Most of the interview
is just Wack educating 6ix 9ine about the street code
as he understands it
and 6ix 9ine yelling back his own point of view.
According to Wack,
the rapper didn’t earn enough respect to be considered a real Blood.
Therefore it’s the fault of the real Nine Trey members
who let him into the organization
just to sell them out.
According to 6ix9ine,
he’s the ultimate gangsta
because he made it back to provide for his family,
and that Shotti and the rest of the people he put behind bars
crossed the line first by having him kidnapped
and sleeping with his baby mama and stealing his money.
After the podcast,
Wack kept the momentum moving
by going onto Cubhouse with 6ix9ine
to discuss some of these topics with the public.
A lot of people were not happy
that Wack gave 6ix9ine any attention at all
and even seemed to agree with him on certain topics.
One of those people was none other than 21 Savage.
21 got on Clubhouse to call Wack a lame for the interview
and said that a gangsta and a rat should never agree on anything.
I just feel like a gangsta and a rat can't agree on nothing in life
I don't give a damn I'll right a *****
So you said- So you said-
Communicate
a gangsta and a rat can't communicate right?
Not really cause the industry that we in
I'd say like
Wack clearly was not feeling the disrespect
and things after that went left.
21 called out Wack for agreeing with 6ix9ine
that he should have done something to him
when they saw each other at the club.
Even though 21 is a real street dude,
he still has too much to lose at this point to run up on 6ix9ine in public.
Wack doubles down
and says that if 21 really had beef with 6ix9ine
he should have done what he had to do
when he ran into him.
As the argument gets more and more heated,
6ix9ine can be heard laughing in the background,
egging them on.
21 tells him
that he’s not doing all the fake gangsta shit on clubhouse,
but by that point,
he’s already caught in the trap.
6ix9ine reveals
that he and 21 had a 30-minute phone conversation the night before,
so 21 has no right to call Wack lame.
But according to 21,
Wack is lame for agreeing with him,
not just talking to him.
Wack responds
by saying that 21 wouldn’t have the same energy
if they were talking to each other face to face.
But 21 tells him that’s all cap
and Wack responds by saying
“I will beat yo motherf***** ass you lil bitty ass boy”.
Man you both know *****
if you was standing in front of me right now
wouldn't have that energy
I'll beat your mother***** lil ass boy
This is where things really get crazy
and Wack starts threatening 21
while 6ix 9ine shouts in the background.
21 keeps his cool
and just tells Wack to say less.
Wack even accuses 21 of being a fake ass blood and 21 just says
“I ain’t no blood”
Aye say less
Say less
Say less, say less
Dog w-w-what we doing?
Say less
Yous a fake ass Blood too *****
I'm from California *****
I ain't no blood
21 even manages to get a joke in
and while Wack is screaming at him
he says
“you ain’t gotta do all that I’m already scared bruh”.
Wack just keeps telling 21
he’s gonna beat his ass when he sees him
and the conversation just goes left from there.
They ended up doing a follow-up conversation later on
that was a bit calmer,
but by that point,
some wild shit had already been said.
Both 21 and Wack 100 are really about that life,
but they come from different generations.
Hopefully they can both just chill out
and agree to disagree
before anything crazy happens.
Another wild accusation that came out during these conversations
is that rapper Jim Jones from the legendary group Dipset,
is a police informant.
On Clubhouse,
6ix9ine claimed that the rapper ran with the same group of Bloods
that he used to run with and put behind bars
including Shotty, Mel Matrix, and many others.
He says
that Jim Jones left them broke in the hood
and didn’t do anything for them
once he blew up.
He also said
that Shotty was sleeping on the floor when he met him,
but after 6ix9ine found them,
they were having meetings with Kanye
and buying brand new AP’s.
He also drops the bombshell
that Jim Jones was caught on a wire
telling Mel Matrix to get rid of 6ix9ine’s security
and have him shot.
Jim Jones right
He ran with the same
I ran with a decade before I met him
Jim Jones the Dipset
I was opening a dance finish
On-on-on-on verses
Jim Jones was running with Shotti Kifano Jordan
Right?
Mel Matrix, John Mel Jones
Roll Murda, Rolling Martin
He was one who banged up uh-um Fuquan
I forgot his last name, Fuquan something
He was running with all the cats I ran with and got his daddy fooled
You know what Jim Jones did?
That ***** did not take care of none of them
Cause when I ran into them
Shotti was sleeping on the rug
Um-um-um Madison between
Um-um Tompkins and Troop
Uh Mel Murda was on Gates and Marcus Garvey was his baby motha
Um-um Roland Martin
Was doing 9 years and he blew trial
That ***** take care of them
Bro Shotti was sleeping on the rug
That **** driving a 63 Benz
in 6 months
living in a condo doing meeting with Kanye
Kanye was taking him to Yeezy meetings
board meetings
Matrix had his own
everything on his own
his kids was eating
Roland Martin came home to a new AP
Watch
Money
Cars
Everything
That ***** Jim Jones did not take care of none of his *****
I took care of them *****
and on top of that
Jim Jones was caught on wiretap
Telling John Mel..
Jim Jones
was caught on-
Jim Jones
was caught on wiretap
telling-
Jim Jones was caught on wiretap
on my case
telling-
he was telling the
um-um
the big homie Mel Matrix
John Mel Jones
to go and get rid of my security
how you do it
how you shoot at em
they don't got no license
to carry a weapons, no nothing in New York
Wack also agrees with him
and says that you can find the audio online
because it was used in the trial.
6ix9ine and Wack both question
why Jim Jones isn’t in jail
if he was caught on tape
saying that he was going to kill 6ix9ine,
suggesting that he must have cooperated in the trial.
6ix 9ine also starts making some accusations
about Desiree Perez,
the CEO of Roc Nation,
but Wack shuts him down
before he can say too much.
As it turns out,
there is an audio clip online of Jim Jones
allegedly speaking with Mel Matrix,
where they say that 6ix 9ine is embarrassing Shotti
and that he needs to get “super violated.”
and he needs to be very, very, very
articulate about what he saying
and why he took-
why he make people think that
***** a gang memeber
each of us ***** know that
he was never a gang memeber
he was always a money-
a money play for the gang members
and he gotta figure it out
but
they gone have to violate shorty
cause shorty on some bull****
he better get to violating
he better stop shorty every move
*Laughter*
one of them security better get hit
something-
something better happen
Jim Jones must have heard the conversation
and responded by releasing his own audio
of a conversation he had with Mel Matrix
over a jail phone.
Mel Matrix was one of the leaders of the 9 Trey Bloods
and is now serving 11 years in prison
because of 6ix9ine’s testimony.
Mel called Jim from prison
to speak on the situation
and called both 6ix 9ine and Wack h***.
He also said
that the bloods he knew in prison from the West Coast
didn’t accept Wack
and that the culture was getting watered down.
Wack responded to the disrespect
by going at Jim on social media.
He called Jim out directly
and gives further proof that Jim Jones is an informant.
He questions how Jim was able to avoid getting hit with a conspiracy charge
after admitting on tape to wanting to commit an act of violence against 6ix9ine.
He also brings up a gun case
that Jim Jones was fighting before the trial,
that also seemingly just went away.
The kid the one who called you a snitch
right?
facts is facts my *****
I protected you in the interview
can't stop a **** on Clubhouse for saying what you gonna say
but uh
that shit on the internet homie
and any real street ***** should know what conspiracy look like
and you gave an order
and that order was carried out
you know what I'm saying
you got gun cases in Virginia don't no body know where they went
the fact that you had to have a ***** from jail call
right
and you on the street
you **** *** *****
thought we was better than that
In 2018,
the rapper was arrested
after the vehicle he was in
led police on a high-speed chase.
When the police pulled them over
they discovered weed,
Oxycodone,
Percocet,
vape cartridges,
and two loaded pistols.
Jim was later charged with 5 felony counts
and was facing up to 10 years in prison.
But he ended up copping a plea deal
and was only sentenced to 2 years of probation
and a $1500 fine
after three of the charges were dropped.
So Wack is suggesting that Jim got away with probation
because he was an informant.
Wack isn’t the only one who has called out Jim Jones for snitching.
Back in April of 2020,
50 Cent made the same accusation
around the time that it was announced that 6ix 9ine may be getting out of jail.
He reposted a story to his IG
that claimed that Jim Jones was listed as a federal informant in the RICO case
against the 9 Trey Bloods,
with the caption
“Huh Oh Shit that’s the reason why they ain’t pull him. Say it Ain’t So Jimmy
Jones also clapped back at 50
and posted a picture of Mel Matrix in prison
with the caption
“Melly said he doin super fine
You have to watch out for these so call real ones
thts routing for rats to come home
and And wanna see real n**** go to jail
Any n**** th needs to try n tarnish another mans name for personal gain
has to b a h**
why else would he have my d*** so far down his throat lol 😂 pause”
Some wrote it off
as just 50 trolling one of his many enemies.
But others were not convinced.
Mell Matrix was indicted
for the phone call involving Jim
and yet Jim never faced any consequences,
even though it’s clearly him on the tape.
A rumor floating around
is that the reason that the conversation was even taped in the first place
was that Jones was already acting as an informant.
He started cooperating after getting caught up in the gun case
and that’s the reason he didn’t face any punishment
for threatening to kill 6ix9ine over the phone.
But it does seem strange
that he’d still be cool with Mell Matrix if he allegedly snitched on him.
Unless the police agreed to keep it confidential.
Jim Jones has yet to respond to Wack 100 again
after leaking the phone call with Mel
and likely won’t bring it up again
unless he’s forced to.
Although he has been pretty vocal about the recent Verzuz Battle
between Dipset and the LOX,
where fans were clowning him for allegedly falling off the stage.
He took to social media to deny that he fell
and claims that his ring flew off
and he dove to grab it.
He says he did it voluntarily,
but if you watch the footage
it definitely looks like
he tripped and stumbled off the stage.
Overall,
it hasn’t been a great few weeks for Jim Jones.
Although Wack and 6ix 9ine have yet to provide any real evidence to prove he’s a snitch,
the circumstances do seem suspicious.
But then again
6ix9ine probably isn’t in any position
to be criticizing someone for being a rat.
It seems like both 6ix9ine and Wack ultimately got the results they were looking for,
even if they faced some backlash.
They got the whole internet talking about them
and made both their names a trending topic.
Wack has been trying to organize a boxing match
between 6ix9ine and Blueface,
who he manages.
So, it seems like this entire circus
may be just a big publicity stunt to build hype.
If that wasn't bad enough,
6ix9ine even got Suge Knight caught up in the drama.
6ix9ine admitted online
that he talks to Suge frequently
and that the rap mogul has a burner phone in his cell that was given to him by a guard.
Having an illegal cell phone
is against the rules in prison
so Suge had to be sent to solitary confinement
after the rapper sold him out.
It seems like no one associated with 6ix9ine
can avoid getting told on,
even those who are already locked up.
Just when it seems like 6ix9ine is on the verge of falling off
he finds a way to creep back into the mainstream,
for every reason but his music.
But Wack is also somewhat to blame
for getting the rapper buzzing again.
It seemed like before this podcast,
people were getting tired of his routine,
but now all of a sudden
he's back making headlines.
6ix9ine will probably never be welcomed back in hip hop,
but he has proven to everyone
that he hasn't lost his knack for gaining attention.
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