Rising tension in the hip-hop world escalated as 6ix9ine released his latest track, “Fax,” aimed directly at Young Thug. Known for stirring controversy, 6ix9ine used the song to call out the YSL founder, referencing past legal issues, alleged snitching, and his former ally Gunna.
In “Fax,” 6ix9ine delivers hard-hitting lines, accusing Young Thug of dishonesty and calling out the culture of snitching in rap. He raps, “Thought you was a thug, jack, gotta start yappin’… Watch this though, I done seen a snake turn rat… Nia shoulda, coulda, woulda, shut the fk up, you a rat.” These lyrics highlight 6ix9ine’s focus on loyalty and accountability, contrasting his own controversial reputation with what he perceives as Young Thug’s actions.
The track was first teased in September on Instagram, signaling that the conflict had been building for months. 6ix9ine has used social media to intensify the feud, posting comments that directly challenge Young Thug and other artists. In August, he criticized Young Thug over comments made during an alleged interrogation regarding Peewee Roscoe, questioning why his peer’s alleged snitching received less scrutiny than his own. He tagged artists like Lil Baby, Future, and 21 Savage, asking why they defended Young Thug.
Since then, 6ix9ine has continued to provoke Young Thug through social media posts. As of now, Young Thug has not responded publicly to the track “Fax,” leaving fans and the hip-hop community anticipating a possible reply.
This latest release underscores 6ix9ine’s strategy of using music and social media to engage in high-profile disputes, keeping his name and the feud at the forefront of hip-hop headlines. The situation also reignites debates about loyalty, credibility, and the consequences of legal entanglements in the rap industry.
“Fax” is available on major streaming platforms, and the feud shows no sign of cooling down, keeping both artists under the spotlight.
