Wack 100 Defends 6ix9ine, Addresses Rolling Loud Altercation And Says Juice Wrld Wasn’t A Legend In Recent Interview

#Wack100 has been in the news a lot lately for his controversial remarks regard the late #NipseyHussle that led up to an altercation with Hussle’s bodyguard at popular music festival #RollingLoud.

Now Wack 100 is making headlines again after a recent interview where he explains that #6ix9ine ‘did nothing wrong’ and even discussed the altercation.

Sitting down for an interview with Hollywood Unlocked following 6ix9ine’s 2-year prison sentence, Wack gave his thoughts on the situation at the 28 minute mark of the conversation stating, “This is what’s going to happen to 6ix9ine. 6ix9ine’s gonna get out, he’s gonna move to Europe, he’s gonna be a bigger streaming artist than before he left… in defense of 6ix9ine, 6ix9ine did nothing wrong,” he said.

Wack 100 continued by expressing that it wasn’t 6ix9ine’s fault because it was obvious he wasn’t a ‘gangsta’.

“Do you blame 6ix9ine or you do blame that fucking block? They knew he was not a gangsta so why you subjecting him to gangster shit?”

“This is what going to happen to 6ix9ine. 6ix9ine’s gonna get out, he’s gonna move to Europe he’s gonna be a bigger streaming artist than before he left… In defense of 6ix9ine, 6ix9ine did nothing wrong,” Wack said at the 28 minute point of the interview. He continued, “Do you blame 6ix9ine or do you blame that fucking block. They knew he was not a gangsta so why you subjecting him to gangsta shit.” 

According to Complex, after the interview fans began to call him out via Instagram claiming that the controversial rapper 6ix9ine did indeed do something wrong and would not be getting a pass if he was black. Wack 100 responded one commenter writing, “This kid wasn’t a street kid I have photos of this kids 4 months before he blew up working at the corner store. They exposed him to way too much. I’m against snitching I’m also against involving those that don’t live by the code being included under the code.”

Toward the end of the nearly hour-long interview, Wack 100 also discussed infamous altercation between him and Hussle’s security guard that took place at Rolling Loud LA.

“This really what happened, so the dude I had an altercation with texted me so he spoke his piece, but I didn’t really take him serious because he used to work for me.” While he didn’t name the individual he said he agreed to speak with them, however as soon at the pair met up, he threw a punch at Wack 100.  “It kinda pissed me off,” he said.

Following that moment security began to get involved and the person ran off. Wack 100 claims the footage going around on the internet only shows the second half of the incident.

Elsewhere in the interview Wack 100 spoke on his recent controversial remarks regarding Hussle not reaching legendary status prior to his untimely passing. Wack 100 claims he wasn’t judging Hussle as a person, but instead, his music only. “I think we should factor in underground legends,” he said.  Wack also added that Hussle was more than capable of reaching legendary status in “ten to fifteen years.”

Wack 100 also spoke on #JuiceWrld and indicated that he isn’t a legend despite having “the numbers” to be considered one, because he “hasn’t been around long enough.”