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Tekashi 6ix9ine Becomes Internet’s Biggest Snitch

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The famous rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine was arrested last year for racketeering, drug trafficking, and assisting in other crimes. Originally it was believed Tekashi would serve a life sentence in prison, but authorities have said they would reduce it to 15 years if he agreed to name members of The Bloods Gang. Some of his confessions have included big hip hop names like Jim Jones and Cardi B, which has shocked many. While his confession involves a serious matter, people on social media have found his “snitching” to be downright comical, creating a new meme from the trial photos.

Tekashi 6ix9ine in court.

Reference To Other Artists

One of the funniest contributions makes a reference to a popular reggae/r&b song from 2000 by Shaggy. In the song Shaggy repeatedly denies cheating on his girlfriend, claiming “it wasn’t me” (15 times to be exact). Seems Tekashi 6ix9ine had other ideas…

Tekashi Solves Biggest Rap Murder Cases

It also had others curious if 6ix9ine would confess about other unexplained disappearances and murders of fellow rappers, most famously Tupac. 

Confessions Part 3…

Usher’s career really skyrocketed with his release of the songs “Confessions” and “Confessions Part II,” in which he crooned the famous line “If I’m gonna tell it then I gotta tell it all,” which could be similar to Tekashi’s current decision. 

Tekashi Jumpstarts Impeachment

Others poke fun at the timing of Tekashi’s confession lining up with Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s decision to declare an official impeachment process against Trump. Could it have been Tekashi who was the whistleblower?

No Need For Witness Protection

With all of these confessions, Tekashi 6ix9ine is still looking to face 10-15 years in prison. Many are greatly worried for his safety after he is released, for the rapper has stated he does not want to be a part of the Witness Protection Program so that he can continue his rapping career. However, as some have pointed out, joining the Witness Protection Program might be a little difficult given the very recognizable tattoos he has on his face.

<blockquote class=”twitter-tweet”><p lang=”en” dir=”ltr”>I bet having 69 tattooed on your forehead and throat makes the Witness Protection Program kinda futile anyway.<br><br>“Excuse me, are you the rapper Tekashi 6ix9nine?”<br><br>“Oh, no, that’s a common mistake. I’m actually Eric Davis, an accountant from Omaha.”</p>— Tom Fornelli (@TomFornelli) <a href=”https://twitter.com/TomFornelli/status/1177343174454468608?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw”>September 26, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src=”https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js” charset=”utf-8″></script>

As the trial continues, only time will tell who else Tekashi includes in his confessional, and if he can still have a career after jail.

Photos: Twitter: @tonycenteio

Judge dismisses speeding ticket in emotional video

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Victor Coella, a 96-year-old man, was accused of speeding at a school zone. He was taken to a municipal court in Providence, in Rhode Island, where the judge decided to dismiss the case as soon as he heard the man speak.

Judge Frank Caprio was the person to take the case, and it was him who was confronted with Coella’s emotional responses. How the judge reacts will leave you in awe.

Compassion for Coella

At first, the judge confirms that the 96-year-old man had been given a speeding ticket because he was exceeding the limits in a school zone. However, Coella states: “I don’t drive that fast. I’m 96 years old and I drive slowly, and I only drive when I have to”.

When the judge discovers why the elder man was driving, he feels compassion for Coella. The 96-year-old says he takes his son, of 63, to the hospital every 2 weeks because he has cancer.

Family first, and the praise of the judge

Judge Frank Caprio becomes emotional and feels compassion for the man. He responds with “You really are what America is all about. Here you are in your 90’s, and still taking care of your family. That’s just a wonderful thing”.

The case hits home

What’s even more surprising, is how the judge reacts after saying this. He refers to his own son, who by chance is also sitting in the room. By doing this, he shows how he emphasizes with the man. He finally praises Coella, wishing him and his son all the best, and decides to wrap up by dismissing the case. Definitely an emotional case.