American Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine Turns Himself In to Begin Three-Month Prison Sentence for Supervised Release Violations Amid Social Media Livestream Frenzy
American rapper Daniel Hernandez, professionally known as Tekashi 6ix9ine, surrendered on January 6, 2026, to begin serving a three-month federal prison sentence for multiple violations of his supervised release. The rapper reported to the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York, following a media-filled farewell, livestreamed by popular influencer Adin Ross, capturing his final moments as a free man.
The latest sentence stems from Hernandez’s prior legal troubles, including a 2018 racketeering (RICO) conviction linked to the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods. In March 2025, authorities discovered cocaine and MDMA at his South Florida residence, leading to a guilty plea for drug possession. Additional violations, including an assault at a Palm Beach County mall, contributed to the prison term.
This marks 6ix9ine’s second incarceration in just over a year for supervised release breaches, following a six-week prison sentence in November 2024 for unauthorized travel, missed drug tests, and positive methamphetamine tests. Ahead of surrender, 6ix9ine’s social media activity, including removing his court-ordered ankle monitor with the help of influencers, sparked widespread attention. The rapper expressed gratitude to fans, captioning his farewell post, “Thank you guys so much see you in 3 months,” as he began his roughly 90-day sentence.
American rapper Daniel Hernandez, professionally known as Tekashi 6ix9ine, surrendered on January 6, 2026, to begin serving a three-month federal prison sentence for multiple violations of his supervised release. The rapper reported to the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York, following a media-filled farewell, livestreamed by popular influencer Adin Ross, capturing his final moments as a free man.
The latest sentence stems from Hernandez’s prior legal troubles, including a 2018 racketeering (RICO) conviction linked to the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods. In March 2025, authorities discovered cocaine and MDMA at his South Florida residence, leading to a guilty plea for drug possession. Additional violations, including an assault at a Palm Beach County mall, contributed to the prison term.
This marks 6ix9ine’s second incarceration in just over a year for supervised release breaches, following a six-week prison sentence in November 2024 for unauthorized travel, missed drug tests, and positive methamphetamine tests. Ahead of surrender, 6ix9ine’s social media activity, including removing his court-ordered ankle monitor with the help of influencers, sparked widespread attention. The rapper expressed gratitude to fans, captioning his farewell post, “Thank you guys so much see you in 3 months,” as he began his roughly 90-day sentence.
American Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine Turns Himself In to Begin Three-Month Prison Sentence for Supervised Release Violations Amid Social Media Livestream Frenzy
American rapper Daniel Hernandez, professionally known as Tekashi 6ix9ine, surrendered on January 6, 2026, to begin serving a three-month federal prison sentence for multiple violations of his supervised release. The rapper reported to the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York, following a media-filled farewell, livestreamed by popular influencer Adin Ross, capturing his final moments as a free man.
The latest sentence stems from Hernandez’s prior legal troubles, including a 2018 racketeering (RICO) conviction linked to the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods. In March 2025, authorities discovered cocaine and MDMA at his South Florida residence, leading to a guilty plea for drug possession. Additional violations, including an assault at a Palm Beach County mall, contributed to the prison term.
This marks 6ix9ine’s second incarceration in just over a year for supervised release breaches, following a six-week prison sentence in November 2024 for unauthorized travel, missed drug tests, and positive methamphetamine tests. Ahead of surrender, 6ix9ine’s social media activity, including removing his court-ordered ankle monitor with the help of influencers, sparked widespread attention. The rapper expressed gratitude to fans, captioning his farewell post, “Thank you guys so much see you in 3 months,” as he began his roughly 90-day sentence.
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