Tekashi 6ix9ine gifts singer in hospital bed

According to a source close to the singer, at the moment they are just friends. The two met after recording a song together recently.

Days after presenting the gift to his friend at the hospital, he visited a family in the Dominican Republic and distributed between them and their neighbors, US$ 40,000.

“How much need do you have in this world? How bad? I love you, mommy. Natividad Perez, taught me how to be human since I was little. It doesn’t matter what they say about me. God knows I don’t care about the money. I saw how much you suffered fighting in this life to give us the life you could give. God has something great for me, I know. I love you, Ma (mom), you and my little freckle. I love you Ma”, wrote the artist.

OUTLAW?

In 2021 Tekashi tried to make a donation to a charity and couldn’t, because they didn’t want his money.

But Tekashi 6ix9ine’s $200,000 donation to nonprofit No Kid Hungry didn’t go to waste after the charity turned down the offer because of the rapper’s issues with law.

Now Los Angeles charity Kooking 4 Kids has made a bid for the money.

Tekashi, who was under house arrest as part of his sentence on gang-related charges, wanted to make the donation, after making a small fortune from merchandise he promoted on Instagram last week.

However, according to TMZ, Keith Johnson, executive director of Kooking 4 Kids – which supports between 1,600 and 1,800 free meals for kids and parents every day – insisted that if the rapper is looking to do a good deed and help eliminate hunger, your efforts should be appreciated.

“If there’s an individual who wants to help fight hunger in Los Angeles, we welcome it,” he said. “How that person wants to live their life is for them to decide.”

Tekashi, who has a long criminal record, was convicted on racketeering, firearms and drug trafficking charges in New York in 2019, and in 2015, he pleaded guilty to using a child in a sexual performance.

No Kids Hungry felt it was inappropriate to accept the donation. They said in a statement: “We are grateful for Mr. Hernandez to donate to No Kid Hungry, but we have informed their representatives that we have declined this donation. As a child-focused campaign, it is our policy to refuse funding from donors whose activities do not align with our mission and values.”

Later, the rapper called the charity ‘cruel’ for rejecting his donation.

He wrote in a now-deleted Instagram Story post: “@nokidhungry would rather take food out of innocent children’s mouths. I have never seen anything so cruel,” he criticized.