Tekashi69’s Former Manager Calls Him an “Ungrateful Rat Bastard” and a Clown, Says He “Told For No Reason”

On Thursday, Tekashi69’s former manager, Kifano “Shotti” Jordan, pleaded guilty to two federal weapon charges, in connection to two separate incidents in April. But, just ahead of the plea, Jordan opened up about his ex-client, amid news of the rapper’s cooperation. 

During the brief phone call with DJ Pvnch, Jordan divulged his relationship with 6ix9ine, calling him an “ungrateful rat bastard” and clown for telling on his crew. 

“You did that to your own team…this n*gga [Tekashi]…he broke every code and every rule out this motherfucka,” Jordan said on the call, which has since been deleted. “He’s an ungrateful rat bastard, man. It’s just that simple, but I forgive the lil nigga after all that, ya feel me. It’s all good.” 

After confessing to the possession of a firearm “in the furtherance of a crime of violence” and discharging a firearm with the same intent, Jordan is facing potential max sentences of life. But, on the bright side, Jordan says now, no one can tell on him. 

“Rat9ine or Snitch9ine or whatever that nigga wants to call himself nowadays. He did what he did. Treyway still stands strong. I want that to be known.”

“I’m about to get sentenced man, I’m about to cop out,” Jordan said. “I’m about to take some time; I’m taking my time so nobody can’t tell on me. He made himself a rat for no reason. You told for no reason, you f*cked up your whole name for no reason.” 

“I can talk, bro….rat bastard,” he added. “I don’t want him to come out there and be accepted after all of this. That’s my only thing. The nigga didn’t even have to tell, and he still would have gotten the same amount of time he’s getting now. I didn’t have to say nothing, and he still would have gotten a couple of months- three years for the most. So for the fact that you telling and you getting the same time you was gonna get anyway, makes you a clown.” 

“This shit don’t break niggas like us,” Jordan said, adding that the only thing he’s worried about is his family.