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I don't know about you, but when I listen to 6ix9ine, I feel as if I understand his struggle. I feel as if that could have been me. I feel as if Tekashi is in fact speaking to me, and there is a personal connection - as if we are engaging each other. This can be demonstrated by the line, “Do the dash in the whip, count the cash in the whip,” from his song “Gummo”. This is something I can personally relate to, unlike other rappers who only rap about “hitting licks” and fornicating women. Tekashi’s class is unparalleled, which further proves his superiority over today’s generation of so-called “rappers”.

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