The 'We Paid' spitter responds to the New York City artist's challenge to a fight after the former called out the latter for allegedly setting up Lil Durk's Lookalike Perkio for a meetup.
- Apr 28, 2022
AceShowbiz - Things have got a little tense after 6ix9ine allegedly set up Lil Durk's lookalike Perkio in a video and it continues snowballing with 42 Dugg getting involved. The "GOOBA" spitter has launched a challenge for a fight with the Detroit emcee after the latter called him out for ambushing Perkio.
Weighing in on the allegation that 6ix9ine walked up on Perkio for clout, 42 Dugg wrote, "I hate when b***h a** n***as do hoe s**t to good people rat a** n***as involving white boys in street s**t n***as be lames and hoes n***as couldn've pulled up on so many other n***as they a pull up on a kid with nothing to do wit nothing."
"Y'all can never expect Ah non street person to understand the streets," he added. "These n***as blowing down on kids tryna ruin kids life knowing Ah real N***a Ah spit on you b***h n***as."
6ix9ine, denying that he ambushed Perkio, said in a video, "Bro knew what he came in there for," referring to Perkio. He added, "Stop believing the internet cap. This really my bop."
The "TROLLZ" spitter then started addressing 42 Dugg, threatening that he would "slap the s**t." He went on ranting, "I would smack the s**t out of you, n***a. stop playing with me, n***a." He also posted an old video of the 26-year-old kissing his son on the neck, writing, "You fat b***h you disgust me."
42 Dugg, meanwhile, responded to 6ix9ine's rant underneath The Shade Room's post of the video. "With my consent let's do something," he wrote. He added on his own Instagram Story, "I ain't going back n fourth wit no RAT B***H."
6ix9ine wasn't ready to end it anytime soon, letting 42 Dugg know that he's in Miami in case 42 Dugg would answer his challenged for a fight. "@42_dugggg Don't wanna fight I'm in Miami right now I'll be here for the next couple days. With your consent no one has to know it's just men hashing things out. No charges. Drop location Ima show up and we get off," he wrote.
He continued taunting his foe, "Don't start making excuses now…. don't start with the oh he's trying to set me up oh he's trying to trick me oh blah blah blah …. With your consent and my consent it's all good. Pull up."
42 Dugg later responded again, saying that he would fight 6ix9ine only if he gets paid. "Look, man. I wanna fight for a half-million in cash," he said in a video. "Miami, we coming to Miami tomorrow. Let's fight. Bring the federal government. Set me up. I wanna be set up for the money. Set me up n***a. Miami, fight me one on one."
