In their latest interview, 6ix9ine and Big Bank went head-to-head, addressing snitching allegations, hip-hop feuds, and heated debates over loyalty.

6ix9ine has revealed that while he boasts about the earnings from his VladTV interviews, there are instances where he’s the one footing the bill.

A recent example came during his appearance on Big Bank’s show, “Perspektives With Bank”. In the discussion, Big Bank pointed out that the online world often seems like a hostile space for Tekashi 6ix9ine and hinted that this might contribute to his unhappiness.

The rapper, however, seized the moment to offer his perspective, addressing Bank’s observation directly.

“Bank, when I do this, this is how I feed my family,” he said. “It’s work, but it feels fun. If people didn’t know, I don’t know if you’re going to cut this out, I’m paying you to be here. I’m not saying what, [but] I’m paying you to be here. So this is my job… Let me be me… You’re trying to convince me I’m not happy.”

Tekashi appears to be exploring new avenues, focusing on turning short-term investments into sustainable, long-term benefits. The specifics of how this ties into the interview and its eventual outcome remain unclear, but the brief exchange was still noteworthy.

Meanwhile, Big Bank and 6ix9ine engaged in further discussions, delving into topics like snitching controversies, the Young Thug case, and other issues.

Additionally, Bank criticized Tekashi for cooperating with authorities and implicating Black men, highlighting his position as a Mexican in the situation. In response, 6ix9ine pointed to Nipsey Hussle’s murder as a counterargument. Around the same time, a heated discussion also erupted regarding T.I. and the allegations of him being a snitch.

6ix9ine also exposed Big Bank for accepting money from him and questioned why people like Kodak Black got heavily criticized and shamed for doing business with him, while others quietly did the same thing behind the scenes and nobody said anything.

Watch the full interview below.