The Breakfast Club’s DJ Envy Claims A ‘Tekashi 6ix9ine Manager’ Called Him @ 4 A.M. Asking For An Interview

    Having multiple missed phone calls at 4 a.m. can be a frightening proposition. That was DJ Envy when he checked his phone Thursday (January 28) morning with a few calls from an unknown number. When he called back, the person on the other line claimed to be 6ix9ine’s manager “Murda” Murphy and wanted to know if the polarizing Brooklyn rapper could come on The Breakfast Club for an interview.

    “Mind you this is four o’clock in the morning,” Envy recalled. “I’m like, ‘I got 30 more minutes of sleep what are you calling me for?’ He said, ‘Hey this is Murphy I was just playing with you. This is Tekashi 6ix9ine’s manager, would you interview him?’ ‘No.’ He says, ‘Does it have to do anything with politics?’ I said, ‘Man, you called me at four o’clock in the morning.’ Bam.”

    https://youtu.be/-xqGnbrGE48?t=111

    “Murda” Murphy is actually 6ix9ine’s manager, but to be calling at that hour and be taken seriously is a long shot, so it was most likely a prank and someone messing with Envy during the wee hours.

    At the end of 2019, while 6ix9ine was still behind bars on racketeering charges, The Breakfast Club announced the “Gummo” rapper was banned from appearing on their show in the future.

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    “I don’t want to promote to kids that you go wild and do some stupid ish and you just go tell on the people you’ve done and all of a sudden you come out and can put out records and it’s all cool,” Envy said at the time.

    Charlamagne Tha God added, “That young man has a target on his back. He needs to come home and figure out his life. Figure out who he is as a man before he jumps into the character of 6ix9ine. Daniel Hernandez has to do some soul searching.”

    15 thoughts on “The Breakfast Club’s DJ Envy Claims A ‘Tekashi 6ix9ine Manager’ Called Him @ 4 A.M. Asking For An Interview

    1. Envy and Breakfast Club really clout chasin. The truth is, King Tekashi don’t need they publicity get his cred in the streets. It’s sad it’s come to this. SMH

      1. Bro you gotta be high or slow….first he a rat not a king and also he has no clout in the street…You shitting me? Lol

        1. Boi stop frontin! You seen the people flock everytime The King on the block from LA to Jersey. All this talk bout “he a snitch” and “he ain’t got no clout in the streets” according to who!? What streets you dealing with!?

    2. The Paradox of being able to “Point and Tell” at “Everyone and Everything” except Time! ???

    3. Call him a rat/snitch or whatever….the kid went hard for his dream even putting himself in crazy situations….he gave us fresh visuals to watch unlike all the almost cloned videos that rapper’s put out these days and his music actually went hard…..let the man actually talk and shut up with the snitching mess……his “click” was gonna kill him because he got tired of giving so much money to them when they were only using him and then they got sick of him asking questions on why….fuck treway….I say let 69 redeem himself and stop listening to all the hater’s that don’t actually know about him or even had listened to his music that are writing these pieces

    4. Coming up in the streets – in the gang and dope world I can understand why lots of people hate 6ix9ine – in my world a rat is something u never do – however what people fail to understand is that 6ix9ine doesn’t come from my generation so he doesn’t live by our rules/principles – now I don’t give a shit who says shit,this new generation does not live by our rules/principles! How many other rappers have drop the dime? In my eyes just cause it wasn’t thrown out there u a rat too! They know who they are! Also growing up we ALL fucked up in some way o another and we learned from our mistakes. Now just so its clear,I in NO WAY condone what he’s done or is accused of doing,but people his just a kid,and has lots to learn. We shouldn’t judge anyone, and if u can’t help it,judge him on what he does after the fact…

    5. Why not!? Everyone is they own person and until you’ve actually walked in that person shoes then who is anyone to say or put him down for his actions. I don’t agree with what he did by any means but I think the interview wouldn’t hurt by any means, but instead will give the people a chance to get answers to questions they may have about the choices he made.

    6. He definitely should 110% regardless of the situation of not just got to deal with it one day at a time and just let him speak whatever the matter…

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