Prosecutor Plays 6ix9ine & Wack 100 Clip In Court Where They Told Lil Durk To Slide For King Von

Prosecutor Plays 6ix9ine & Wack 100 "Slide For Von" Clip In Federal Court — Feds Say Online Pressure Fueled Lul Pab Shooting In a jaw-dropping moment in the Lil Durk case, the prosecution played actual courtroom evidence from 6ix9ine and Wack 100's "Off The Record" podcast — the segment where they openly questioned why nobody had retaliated for King Von's death. In the clip, Tekashi points out that Von died alone after being shot, then asks straight up why nobody "slid" for him and why nobody was posting about it on Instagram. Wack 100 pushes back, suggesting things may have been handled quietly — "just because it ain't publicized." Now the Feds are using that exact footage to argue that the public pressure to retaliate for Von directly fueled the shooting of Lul Pab. Their theory: when celebrities and podcasts call out rappers for not avenging a fallen friend, that pressure translates into real-world violence — and podcast clips can end up as evidence in federal court. This is one of the wildest turns in hip-hop legal history — internet talk being replayed in a federal courtroom as part of the case against Lil Durk. Tap in for the full breakdown of what was said in the clip and why the prosecution thinks it matters. #LilDurk #6ix9ine #Wack100 #KingVon #HipHopNews #CourtCase #LulPab #OffTheRecord #StreetCulture #Viral