6ix9ine Asks DJ Akademiks If He Will Send Lil Durk $500K If He Gets Sentenced To Life

As Lil Durk prepares for his high-stakes murder-for-hire trial this week, his long-time rival 6ix9ine is making sure his voice is heard. The rainbow-haired provocateur joined a live stream with DJ Akademiks to discuss the legal downfall of the Chicago rapper.

Durk is currently facing the possibility of life behind bars for his alleged role in the killing of Lul Pab in Los Angeles. With jury selection beginning on Thursday, 6ix9ine seems to be reveling in the misfortune of his nemesis.

The $500,000 Hypothetical

During the broadcast, 6ix9ine backed Akademiks into a corner by asking if the commentator would send $500,000 to Durk’s parents if he is convicted. He argued that Akademiks built a massive portion of his career by reporting on the Chicago drill scene.

Akademiks admitted that Durk has been pivotal to his success and expressed his genuine love for the artist. However, he hesitated at the half-million-dollar price tag, suggesting that while he would offer support, that specific amount was too steep.

Past Financial Ties Revealed

The conversation took a sharp turn when 6ix9ine revealed that Akademiks had previously sent him money during his own battles with the IRS. The streamer was forced to concede that this was true, highlighting their complicated history.

Feeling he had won the exchange, 6ix9ine celebrated by pacing around his room and shouting, "I walk sh*t down." He appeared energized by the fact that his previous interviews are now being cited by prosecutors in Durk's case.

A Legal Shadow

Recent reports suggest that a past interview involving 6ix9ine, Wack 100, and Akademiks will be used as evidence in court. Prosecutors claim the footage shows 6ix9ine taunting Durk, which they believe fueled the pressure behind the alleged hit.

With the trial officially moving forward, the hip-hop world is watching closely to see if the Chicago star can beat the charges. For now, 6ix9ine remains the loudest voice in the room as he continues to troll from the sidelines.