AceShowbiz - Lil Durk's lookalike Perkio has dragged 6ix9ine following their awkward interaction. After a clip surfaced of the former inmate putting a jacket on Perkio, the latter accused the New York City native of using him for clout.

In the video that began circulating online on Tuesday, April 26, 6ix9ine appeared to link up with Lil Durk's doppelganger to gift him a special present. He approached Perkio to put on a jacket emblazoned with a large image of the late What It Means To Be King artist, King Von, on his back, while Perkio looked uncomfortable.

"We got bro the jacket," 6ix9ine said in the video. "You good, just leave the jacket on." He wrote in the caption, "@lildurk I had a gift for the bro. @kingvonfrmdao your n***as ain't never gon slide but they definitely rep you all day on t-shirts."

While many were not surprised by 6ix9ine's antics, some people were disappointed that Perkio hung out with the snitch. Perkio then hopped on Instagram Live to control the narrative, claiming that he was "ambushed" by 6ix9ine and his boys. "His crew, he had a lot of n***as around him too, and they all came, and there was that jacket," he recalled in the video.

"And then they start throwing, like, everybody ambushed me," he detailed. "He throw the jacket on me, like this n***a was pressing his arms right here," the young man continued, pointing to his shoulder. "He was pressing, and then I'm like, 'Yo,' like I was looking at him."

Perkio continued, "Them boys, like they was filming... Before that, I was like 'No, I don't wanna do no video with 6ix9ine, none of that. I don't wanna disrespect OTF, I don't wanna disrespect Durk, I don't wanna disrespect nobody, you feel me?"

He then called out 6ix9ine, telling him to "man up bro." He added to the "GOOBA" spitter, "You need to man up…You can't be doing that lame a** s**t. You're using my face 'cause I look like Durk. You're using my face to disrespect [Durk's] crew. That's really lame. You're using my face for clout. Everything you do is for clout. You can't be doing that."

However, 6ix9ine has begged to differ. Sharing a screenshot of his text conversation with Instagram account Rap, he suggested that Perkio knew he was coming and he was paid for filming the video.

"He threw it all away for $7,000.00. He knew the whole time what he was coming for..," he wrote in the comments of The Shade Room post. "Anyway he didn't think no one was recording and his manager took the money it's clear as day. But you guys are already mad so will ignore the facts your eyes can see … carry on."

Durk, meanwhile, seemed to see the silver lining of the brouhaha. "Brooooooo I just not seen this s**t today on the internet this s**t crazy everybody calling and texting me we went #1 again thank y'all lol," he tweeted.