Tekashi 6ix9ine don't want no fume from Popular Fume's fans.

Tekashi 6ix9ine has responded to Popular Smoke'southward diss on "Gangstas" from the posthumous project Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon. The new album has been on the lips and playlists of followers everywhere—from Lebron James to Stormi Webster—since its release 4 days ago. On the gritty rail, the Brooklyn baritone raps "On set up that's some existent sh*t n***a/ I don't desire none of that actress loud sh*t/ This ain't none of that rainbow hair sh*t/ this the real straight sh*t.." taking an obvious jab at 6ix9ine's expect and style.

With the insult manifestly said, fans have been wondering whether the 'undefeated troll' Tekashi 6ix9ine would answer with a diss rails or maybe one of his infamous rants. Non surprisingly, though, given Smoke's cemented street cred and rapidly growing fanbase, 6ix9ine has shrugged this 1 off with a simple "Let that human residue, rip the woo" earlier today.

Pop Smoke'due south unmatched season and unique charisma made him a striking long earlier his tragic demise, something his keen, climbing following can attest to. Their sensitivity and downright reverence to his memory was on total brandish concluding calendar week after the bland, disappointing album encompass done by Virgil Abloh was revealed. They got big mad, sparking a series of memes, cancellations, and redo'south, and it seems that bluntly, Tekashi has taken the high road considering he literally don't want no smoke this time.

While information technology's possible that the blogs reposting the diss are only looking to start beef, it'due south dissimilar Tekashi to back down when he's conspicuously being chosen out by name. This isn't the beginning time the "Woo" hitmaker has spoken on the 'snitch' rapper either, posting on his Instagram account in all caps back in January that "IM REALLY Existent IN REAL LIFE. ION GOTTA Paint MY HAIR RAINBOW COLORS OR TWIRL Around Like A BALLERINA." He also said during an Baronial 2022 sit down with Real 92.3 LA, "I don't think he was a real street northward***a, you feel me?"

Whatever the motive—knowing his own trolling limits or 18-carat respect for the dead—Tekashi's turnaround is a proficient look, fifty-fifty if its a suspicious one, some 25 days before his house arrest ends. Fans have also weighed in on 6ix9ine's quick one-eighty claiming its due to his "respect for fifty Cent" or as another Instagram user put information technology, "His career too weak to survive dissin pop cuz this boy dont kno no respect."