Tekashi 69 evolved from an aspiring rap artist into an established name, at least in his New York City, where he enjoyed the pleasure of a sold-out concert. He worked with names like Trippie Redd and Fetty Wap.
Early Life
Maybe its diverse nature comes from its heritage. His mother is Mexican-American and his father is Puerto Rican. This rapper was born May 8, 1996, in Daniel Hernandez and grew up in Brooklyn. Interestingly, his musical influence did not start with rap music. He grew up with heavy metal groups like Parkway Drive and All That Remains.
When his father dies, Daniel’s life will deteriorate. He was 13 years old at the time but had to do some work to support his mother. He did a lot of things, like working at the bodega and selling weeds, as well as Busboy. By this time, he had dropped out of school in eighth grade when he was already in exile. Fortunately, this did not continue in the life of the crime. After being inspired by rapper RondoNumbaNine and some of his friends. His professional career began with the collaboration with Bodega Bamz wh.
Music Career
He was known at the start of his career for creating thought-out music videos at a bargain price with crazy costumes, great visual effects, and themes. These efforts have contributed greatly to his success.
6x9ine’s early singles like Yokai, Hellsing Station and Gummo have created movement. You hear and hear millions of opinions on YouTube or SoundCloud. Since Gummo, the two other songs Kooda and Keke are on their way to Billboard Top 100.