6ix9ine historically breaks his social media silence when a rapper passes away – and PnB Rock’s tragic death is no exception.
The controversial rapper became a trending Twitter topic on Tuesday (September 13) after he made a callous joke at PnB Rock’s expense.
Taking to his Instagram Stories shortly after Rock’s death was confirmed, 6ix9ine posted a waffle emoji with the words: “Homie died over [waffles].” He added a laughing emoji underneath.
The distasteful post, which is typical for 6ix9ine, angered countless people on Twitter who weren’t afraid to ask: “Why couldn’t it be 6ix9ine?”
The rainbow-haired rapper infamously cooperated with the federal government in the case against the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods, earning the nickname “Snitch9ine” along the way.
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Plenty of people are shocked he’s still alive considering not only his involvement with the gang but also his incessant trolling of rappers such as the late King Von, Lil Durk, Chief Keef and Young Thug.
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As one person wrote: “Like… out of all people, you kill PnB Rock???? It’s n-ggas like 6ix9ine walking around.. George Zimmerman still alive… and you kill PnB Rock. That man didn’t bother anybody. Not a fucking soul smfh.”
But, at the same time, an old tweet of PnB Rock talking about the demise of 6ix9ine also resurfaced. It read: “If he get smoked my life will be made kizzyy.” 6ix9ine replied to the post: “@pnbrock you fell off the face of the earth bro.”
Still, fans of PnB Rock aren’t giving him a pass. The Philly native was pronounced dead at 1:59 p.m. PT on Monday (September 12) after being shot during an attempted robbery at Roscoe’s House Chicken & Waffles in South Los Angeles. He was 30 years old.
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Drake, Nicki Minaj, Cardi B, Meek Mill and 21 Savage were among the many mourning his death on social media. As for 6ix9ine, he’s receiving a lot of online attention for all the wrong reasons. Check out some of the reactions to his PnB Rock tweet below.
