Controversial personality Steve “SteveWillDoIt” Deleonardis has picked up his beef with rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine, this time accusing him of being a pedophile.
SteveWillDoIt was banned from YouTube in 2022, but that hasn’t stopped the content creator from being a massive online personality. This time around, he has taken to Instagram to continue a big beef with Tekashi, a flamboyant rapper who’s no stranger to serious allegations himself.
This time around, Steve called Tekashi a “piece of s—” on Instagram, saying that everyone should know the “truth” that Tekashi is a “rat pedophile.” Steve added that he even “challenged 6ix9ine to a fight,” but Tekashi has yet to accept.
“He only likes to hit women, though… So I don’t know if he will accept. I identify as a woman, so let’s fight. He hit his ex-girlfriend, hit his current girlfriend with his car, and almost killed her. He wants no smoke with a man,” Steve
wrote.
Are SteveWillDoIt and Tekashi 6ix9ine friends?
While this is definitely a bunch of serious allegations against Tekashi, Steve isn’t the first to really accuse the rapper. He’s been accused of pedophilia for years and even pled guilty to performing a sexual act with a child in 2015.
Since the allegations are nothing new, many are wondering if Steve’s rant was just a “publicity stunt.” Some even speculated that Steve and Tekashi were sitting next to each other, laughing at the formulated beef since it would give them both attention. Both of them were part of the NELK crew for a while, and it’s definitely possible that the two want to create some controversy for clout.
For now, however, it’s unclear if Steve truly wants to fight the rapper or not.
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