Tekashi 6ix9ine, a controversial figure in modern rap, has signed a new record deal with Kartel Music worth over $6 million (Ksh 774 million), as reported by TMZ. The deal includes plans for a new album featuring Mexican regional artists and a tour across the United States, Mexico, and Central and South America.
This move signifies a significant change in 6ix9ine's career as he explores regional Mexican music in addition to his usual rap and reggaeton influences. Signing with Kartel Music aligns with his strategy to expand his appeal, particularly in Latin America, where he has a strong fanbase.
Reportedly, the rapper will receive $1 million for the album and an additional $250,000 for each performance on the tour, with total earnings expected to reach nearly $6 million. However, the deal comes with conditions: 6ix9ine must avoid legal troubles and online feuds, which have been significant parts of his past controversies.
Despite his tumultuous career filled with legal battles and headline-grabbing antics, 6ix9ine's music continues to attract a large audience. His ability to generate controversy has kept him in the public eye. This new venture represents a financial windfall and an opportunity to reshape his image and career in the music industry.
Fans and critics are curious to see how Tekashi’s new sound will be received and whether his venture into Mexican regional music will further solidify his position as a global music figure.
This new chapter in 6ix9ine’s career is sure to stir up excitement and skepticism, but with the substantial deal and unique musical direction, it’s clear the rapper is not shying away from the limelight.
Stay tuned for more updates on the album release and tour dates as Tekashi 6ix9ine embarks on this ambitious new project.
