RAP BEEF TIMELINE · 2017–present
6ix9ine vs. Trippie Redd
From “Poles 1469” to the Nine Trey fallout
Former collaborators become bitter rivals as Trippie Redd distances himself from 6ix9ine and the public feud turns into hotel-incident reporting, daily social-media taunts, diss tracks, and later federal-court testimony. Neither side has turned it into a current creative campaign.
THE RECORD
The moments
Music industry
A breakout collaboration fractures
After “Poles 1469,” Trippie Redd distances himself from 6ix9ine amid the latter’s legal controversy and rapidly changing affiliations.
Read the receipt ↗Disputed account · disputed account
Hotel-attack reporting raises the stakes
Trippie says he was attacked at a New York hotel by members of the Nine Trey Bloods. The alleged connection to 6ix9ine’s circle becomes a key part of the feud’s public framing.
Read the receipt ↗Diss track · disputed account
The feed turns into a daily battlefield
Both artists post threats, career-credit claims, and increasingly personal taunts. 6ix9ine releases “FUCK THEM,” a record widely read as part of the Trippie conflict.
“If it's the last thing I do on Earth, I'm gonna catch you.”Trippie Redd, Instagram video
▶ Watch “FUCK THEM”Legal dispute · disputed account
Federal testimony gives the story a legal afterimage
During his federal case, 6ix9ine publicly discusses rival gang affiliations, including a reference to Trippie Redd. The testimony is legal-record context, not a new diss-record round.
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THE RECEIPTS