"That's worse than a 360" - Internet reacts to 6ix9ine revealing that his label owns 90% of his music, leaving him with just 10% of his earnings

Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine recently claimed that his record label owned 90% of his music, resulting in him receiving only 10% of his earnings. According to TMZ, 6ix9ine reportedly signed a potential $6 million deal with record label Kartel Music in October 2024. The publication reported that the rapper will record an album with Mexican regional artists, earning $1 million for a 10-song album.

He was also expected to tour across the United States, Mexico, and Central and South America, receiving $250,000 for each show of a tour. It is unclear whether Tekashi 6ix9ine is still with the same record label as of this article.

The rapper recently spoke about his record deal during a livestream with Adin Ross and Neon. According to a clip from the stream, which circulated on social media on November 18, 2025, Ross asked the rapper how much he earns from music, to which he responded:

"The f**king Jewish people like Adin own all of it... They own 90% of my music."

Both Ross and Neon reacted in shock, with the former calling the situation "bad."

6ix9ine's claims about his record deal were met with disbelief on social media, with one user claiming that his deal was worse than a 360 deal. For the uninitiated, a 360 deal is when a record label takes a percentage of revenue from an artist's concerts, television appearances, merchandise, publishing, and other appearances in addition to their music.

"That's worse than a 360 wow."

Several netizens claimed that the rapper's record deal should be taken as a "cautionary tale" about record labels.

Others called it "soulcrushing," wondering whether Tekashi 6ix9ine had not read the contract before signing it.

Tekashi 6ix9ine's Florida home was invaded by intruders

Tekashi 6ix9ine's Florida home was reportedly ambushed by four home invaders on November 16, 2025. According to TMZ, four gunmen stormed into the house and held the rapper's 60-year-old mother against her will while hunting the home for cash and car keys.

The rapper, who was not at home during the incident, was reportedly doing a livestream with Jack Doherty at the time. The suspects reportedly fled the home by the time the officers from the Palm Beach Sheriff's Office arrived at the residence.

The department's K-9 unit searched the home, but the suspects could not be found. The authorities believe that the perpetrators, who remain at large, possibly fled the scene via a vehicle. According to Complex, a representative for the Sheriff's Office told the publication:

“Road Patrol deputies were dispatched to the above address for a home invasion robbery/burglary in progress. Upon arrival, deputies made contact with several individuals inside the residence who reported that four armed, masked men entered the home with handguns.”

“They stated that the homeowner’s mother was held physically outside while the remaining suspects ran inside and ransacked the property, the suspects asked for cash and car keys. A K-9 track and search of the residence was conducted with negative results, suspects possibly left in a vehicle prior to deputies arrival.”

Meanwhile, 6ix9ine addressed the incident via a video posted to social media on November 17, 2025, adding that he wanted to clear the air about "fake news." He added that he was currently on house arrest but was allowed to leave his home on the day of the break-in for work, saying:

"I think everyone in America knows I'm on house arrest. Yesterday, they allowed me to leave for work. People, I guess, saw that I was on livestream with Jack Doherty. They took that opportunity to f**king do some p*ssy s**t."

In other news, Tekashi 6ix9ine is possibly facing more jail time for allegedly violating the conditions of his supervised release. According to Billboard, government prosecutors are asking that the rapper spend three to nine months in prison due to drug possession and assault in a letter dated November 13. He will be sentenced on November 20, 2025.

Edited by Juhi Marzia