Tekashi 6ix9ine’s online antics on Friday (May 8) set numerous Instagram and YouTube viewership records, but it may have come at a cost.

According to TMZ, the Brooklyn rapper was moved from his current house arrest location to a different address because of a leak online.

6ix9ine’s attorney Lance Lazzaro told TMZ the move was done for security reasons. A neighbor at the residence snapped a photo of 6ix9ine outside on the balcony and posted it on social media, revealing the address as well.

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In the past 48 hours, 6ix9ine returned to his usual trolling ways on social media. In his first Instagram Live session since being released from federal prison — which drew over 1.9 million viewers — he walked out to the Cops “Bad Boys” theme song, taunting his haters.

He ultimately apologized for his “snitching” ways, but refused to feel bad about it.

“Before I got locked up, it was all, ‘Fuck that rainbow-haired kid … y’all didn’t really have a reason to not like me,” he said during the broadcast. “He’s mad, loud’ — that was your reason. Of course, the go-to is now I snitched. I can’t blame you. I’m sorry to my fans because they don’t deserve that. My family, my mother … don’t deserve it. I’m sorry, but you’re not going to break me down like I did something wrong.”

Watch a clip below.

Many members of the Hip Hop community were critical of 6ix9ine’s return. Both Meek Mill and Snoop Dogg had strong words on social media for the New-York artist.