6ix9ine Accuses Justin Bieber And Ariana Grande Of Buying No. 1 Billboard

Rapper 6ix9ine (Instagram @6ix9ine)

JAKARTA - Tekashi 6ix9ine made a horrendous statement. He said Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande bought the first position on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart in the United States (US) through their duet song, Stuck With U.The GOOBA singer uploaded several videos stating evidence of Bieber and Grande's fraud until finally Billboard released a statement regarding the claim. 6ix9ine on Wednesday, May 20.

"You can buy (position) Number One on Billboard," he said via Instagram video on 18 May. He showed Stuck With U sold 60 thousand units with six credit cards only. The rapper whose real name is Daniel Hernandez made the latest upload addressed to Grande by writing; "You are very talented and beautiful, GOD BLESS YOU. But you never understood my pain."

Not staying silent, Bieber replied to the statement by writing; "60 thousand units (purchase) at the end because we didn't display numbers until the weekend."

The regulations explain, one credit card can only be bought four times. Anything more, the rest will be thrown away. "Stuck With U is available to buy for a week via digital and a combination of the two artist sites," read the statement.

All sales, both physical and digital, are available for sale and count on the Billboard. Proceeds from sales will also enter Billboard's Hot 100.

So far, Bieber and Grande's Stuck With U has generated 28 million streams, 26 million radio airplay, and 108 thousand sales. Meanwhile, the 6ix9ine song, GOOBA, won 55 million streams with 172 thousand radio airplay and 24 thousand sales. Stuck With U took first place while GOOBA stayed in third.

According to Billboard, 6ix9ine only released a digital version of the single via its website on the last day which resulted in a small number of sales. Every song that has high radio airplay factor and sales will count on the Hot 100.

His career since 2012, rapper 6ix9ine's name began to be heard when he released the song Gummo in 2017. Throughout his career, he is more widely known for several cases including the use of young children in a sexual appearance, the use of weapons and drugs as well as planning murder and armed robbery. In April 2020, he was declared free amid the COVID-19 pandemic because of his asthma.