Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine, known for his controversial behavior and music, recently found himself in trouble again after being kicked out of a baseball game. The incident took place at LoanDepot Park in Miami during the World Baseball Classic, where 6ix9ine was allegedly so drunk that he couldn’t stand up straight and started causing a scene.
According to reports, the rapper was rooting for Mexico in their match against Puerto Rico when he started getting rowdy and bothering other attendees. Witnesses said he was stumbling around, grabbing onto the field’s net for support, and making a spectacle of himself. Security guards reportedly tried to intervene, but 6ix9ine refused to leave and even got into an altercation with them.
Videos of the incident quickly went viral on social media, showing 6ix9ine stumbling around and being restrained by security guards. The footage also shows him arguing with other fans, who appear to be trying to calm him down.
Eventually, 6ix9ine was escorted out of the stadium by security, who had clearly had enough of his disruptive behavior. The rapper has yet to comment on the incident, but it’s not the first time he’s found himself in hot water due to his behavior.
6ix9ine has a history of legal troubles, including a conviction for a sex crime involving a minor, and has been involved in multiple public feuds with other celebrities. His music has also been criticized for its explicit lyrics and glorification of violence and drug use.
The incident at LoanDepot Park is just the latest example of 6ix9ine’s problematic behavior, and it’s clear that his antics are not winning him any fans. While some might argue that his behavior is just part of his public persona, others believe that he needs to take responsibility for his actions and consider the impact they have on others.
In any case, it’s clear that 6ix9ine’s days of causing trouble are far from over, and we can expect to see more headlines about his controversial behavior in the future. Whether or not he will ever learn from his mistakes remains to be seen.
