Bobby Shmurda's Snitches Remarks Spark 6ix9ine Response, Says Migos Never Put ‘Bobby on a Song' While in Jail

On the latest episode of DJ Akademiks’ Off the Record podcast, Bobby Shmurda made comments about snitches that provoked a response from 6ix9ine.

During the two-hour chat, Shmurda suggested the music industry is packed with snitches, at least from a business perspective.

“The industry’s full of snitches, bro,” he said, as seen in a clip below. “You have to work with snitches inside the industry. This is not the streets. So you think that any rapper never dealt with a snitch on the business terms? … Rappers is capping.”

Bobby went on to explain there’s a clear difference between rappers who came from a certain lifestyle, and “civilians” who lie on record about illicit activities. “It’s civilians in the rap game,” he continued. “Any given minute [they’re] unhappy, they’re gonna tell. … You have to know that, and be aware of that. That’s why I hate when people acting stupid. … You’re civilians, you’re not in the streets selling drugs, you’re paying taxes. Like, don’t be capping to these lil n***as.” He added, “You up in the thing with security, you ain’t doing shit illegal, n***a.”

While he didn’t single any rappers out, Shmurda’s comments did provoke a response from controversial Brooklyn rapper 6ix9ine, with whom Bobby collaborated on “Stoopid.” 6ix9ine has continually faced accusations that he’s a rat and/or snitch because he cooperated with authorities in the trial of the Nine Trey Gangster Bloods, resulting in a greatly reduced time behind bars. “Stoopid,” however, dropped before the trial, and Shmurda has since suggested he does not want to work with Tekashi ever again.