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Wack 100 Exposes Akademiks for Setting Him Up in 6ix9ine Interview

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Wack 100 is calling out Akademiks in a major way, and he's not holding back this time. In this explosive clip, Wack accuses Akademiks of setting him up during the infamous first 6ix9ine interview — the one that he says was originally pitched to him as a conversation about childhood experiences and anti-gang violence. According to Wack, Akademiks told him one thing and delivered another, asking questions he knew would blow up and then playing the innocent victim when the fallout came. Six years later, Wack says he's still being ridiculed and his life put in danger over that interview, and he's done letting Akademiks cry his way out of it. Wack doesn't stop there. He accuses Akademiks of lining people up, dropping bombs on cue, and hiding in the shadows when things get deep. He also raises a serious point: if figures like OTF Jam or Jamie the Bull don't get the plea deals they expect, who's going to catch the blame? Wack makes it clear — he's not a witness, he doesn't participate in that lifestyle, and he refuses to be the fall guy for someone else's setup. No excuses, no crying — just Wack 100 demanding Akademiks stand on what he did. Tap in for the full breakdown, only on DopeBoyTV.

Yo, Act. Hey, uh-uh. No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm seeing you doing a lot of crying, telling the fans, no. You guys are trying to put me and involve me in something that has nothing to do with me, Act. That interview I did with 6ix9ine, the first one, you told me we were going to talk about childhood experiences and anti-gang violence. That's what you told me, Act. And six years later, because of your setup, I'm still being ridiculed. So no more you lining people up and then you turn around and play an innocent victim like you didn't do it. You knew exactly what you was asking, Dirk. You didn't know how he was going to answer. But we both know you are the king. You are the king of playing shadow when you know it's deep as the Atlantic Ocean. Uh-uh, Act. No, no, no, no. You're going to deal with this. You're going to deal with this. You know and I know. You already had your question set up and you knew right when to drop the bomb. Just like you set me up, Act. Ain't no crying. You're going to live up to it and this is what it is. You're going to stand on this shit. You're standing on this, Livingston. Do you hear me? Ain't no making up no excuses. Own your shit. In a particular case like this, I'm not a witness. You try to use whatever that you felt my facial expression is. You put me in trouble. You put my life in danger, right? If if if if Jamie the Bull, OTF Jim, say for whatever reason, based on the interview or whatever else, he doesn't get his plea deal. He doesn't get I don't know, whatever he expects to get from the government. I'm pretty sure he's going to blame Dirk. I'm pretty sure he might even say it's that academics guy. He messed up my plan. I don't think it's fair, you know, especially when you have admitted killers, scammers. These are things that I don't participate in. I don't know about hot cars. I don't know about switches. OK, I don't know about.

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