6ix9ine was seemingly trolled this week when two strangers delivered a casket emblazoned with the late King Von‘s name on it – and he was quick to troll right back.
According to video obtained by TMZ, the rainbow-haired rapper received a delivery at his Florida home on Thursday night (February 13). A police report was filed and an investigation occurred before the package was opened as there was a fear it could contain a bomb – but it ended up simply being a black box in the shape of a coffin, a bouquet of flowers and a pet box.
‘RIP King Von’ was spraypainted on the box, which security says was dropped off by two men who said they had a gift for 6ix9ine. The late rapper was consistently dissed by 6ix9ine both before his death and in the months after, and he continued once again upon receiving the odd gift.
“I’m pretty sad,” he told the outlet. “I wanted to keep the King Von coffin and put it in my room, but the police had to confiscate it. I wanted to sleep in the coffin to feel what it was like to be King Von for a day.”
King Von was murdered outside of an Atlanta hookah bar in November 2020, kicking off a string of shootings that would claim the lives of several rappers, including Mo3 and Lil Durk’s brother DThang.
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The following August, a King Von tribute mural was erected in Chicago’s infamous O’Block neighborhood, a day before what would have been his 27th birthday.
Only The Family label head Lil Durk took a trip to O’Block to pay his respects to his late friend and labelmate, which instantly caught 6ix9ine’s attention.
In one example of his many trolling moments, the “GUMMO” rapper hopped in Akademiks’ comment section and brought up Von’s alleged killer Timothy Leeks, also known as Lul Tim — although he misspelled his moniker.
“Lil Tim put that man on on a Damn Wall,” he wrote. “Smh… he’s been on several T-shirts .. hats… he’s just a Diamond chain now… he really said ‘if I was to die my n-ggas gon’ slide every day.”
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Lul Tim was one of five people who were either killed or injured in the November 2020 shooting. As Lul Tim was in the hospital recovering, Atlanta police charged with him the murder.
“Mr. Leeks is in police custody at Grady Hospital where he is undergoing treatment for a gunshot wound,” Atlanta police spokeswoman Marla Jean Rooker said at the time. “The homicide of [King Von] is closed with this arrest.”
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) classified the incident as an officer-involved shooting after two off-duty and one on-duty Atlanta police officers attempted to intervene in the shootout.
