RAP BEEF TIMELINE · 2018–2021
6ix9ine vs. YG
Blood callouts, “Suu Whoop,” and the “Stop Snitchin” stage
YG publicly challenges 6ix9ine’s Blood imagery, then makes the conflict musical with “Suu Whoop” and a 6ix9ine lookalike in “Bulletproof.” After 6ix9ine’s federal case, YG projects his mugshot during Coachella and releases “Stop Snitchin.” The exchange was intensely public but eventually cooled without a reconciliation.
THE RECORD
The moments
Social media · disputed account
Blood-affiliation callouts put YG in the story
As 6ix9ine’s “GUMMO” era makes his red-bandana image a major flashpoint, YG joins other West Coast rappers questioning it. Around 6ix9ine’s viral Breakfast Club appearance, YG publicly declares, “Fuck 6ix9ine.”
“Fuck 6ix9ine!”YG, 2018 public remarks
▶ Watch 6ix9ine on The Breakfast ClubRead the receipt ↗Diss track · disputed account
“Suu Whoop” takes YG’s criticism to record
On Stay Dangerous, YG’s “Suu Whoop” references a “pink-haired Blood,” a line he later confirms is aimed at 6ix9ine. 6ix9ine answers online with insults and commercial taunts, turning a public callout into a two-sided social-media exchange.
“I ain't with the pink-haired Blood shit.”YG, “Suu Whoop”
▶ Watch YG discuss the 6ix9ine dissDiss track · disputed account
“Bulletproof” makes the visual jab unmistakable
YG’s “Bulletproof” video uses a rainbow-haired 6ix9ine lookalike, places him in a jail-cell scene, and flashes a reference to 6ix9ine’s earlier legal case. It is a direct visual provocation rather than an assertion by the atlas about the underlying charge.
▶ Watch “Bulletproof”Performance · disputed account
A Coachella mugshot turns the case into a stage moment
After 6ix9ine’s federal racketeering case and cooperation with prosecutors become public, YG debuts “Stop Snitchin” at Coachella with 6ix9ine’s mugshot on the festival screen. The single follows days later, making the legal fallout central to the record’s public presentation.
“You bitch-ass nigga / Talkin' 'bout you gang, but you ain't gang, you a bitch.”YG, “Stop Snitchin”
▶ Watch “Stop Snitchin”Social media · disputed account
“GOOBA” brings 6ix9ine back to the argument
Released to home confinement, 6ix9ine returns with “GOOBA” and uses livestreams to taunt critics—including YG—over attention, streams, and his release. The response creates another spike in rhetoric, not a matching new YG record.
“You mad because I'm home and doing numbers… Why y'all so mad?”6ix9ine, 2020 livestream remarks
▶ Watch “GOOBA”Social media · disputed account
The direct exchange cools without a truce
Neither artist pursues another sustained round of direct records or major callouts. Their public positions never visibly converge, but the active campaign fades as 6ix9ine’s mainstream rap presence recedes.
▶ Revisit 6ix9ine’s 2018 response to YG
THE RECEIPTS