6ix9ine is seen in recently shared footage working out at a different gym following his assault at an LA Fitness location in Florida earlier this year.
In the footage, as seen below, 6ix9ine is filmed in the middle of a workout at what is clearly a Planet Fitness. Although it’s unclear where the footage originated from, it first started appearing in recent days on Instagram and YouTube before making its way elsewhere. In the background of the clip, a Planet Fitness logo is visible.
In March, 6ix9ine was reported to have been hospitalized after being attacked by multiple individuals at an LA Fitness gym in Florida. In a statement to Complex at the time, 6ix9ine’s attorney, Lance Lazzaro, said that his client had been “attacked” while in a sauna at the facility.
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“He was attacked in a sauna at a gym by three or four thugs who beat him up (he tried fighting back),” Lazzaro told Complex in March. “He had cuts to his face and bruises. Employees heard the disturbance and the perpetrators fled. Police in South Florida were called and he was transported via ambulance to a local hospital.”
As previously reported, 6ix9ine was quick to make light of the alleged attack by jokingly introducing an "LA Fitness challenge" on social media. In an interview with WTVJ, 6ix9ine called the incident "cowardly" when noting the surprise nature of the attack.
“It was tough to watch because it was so unexpected. … It’s cowardly,” 6ix9ine told Sheli Muñiz in April during a joint interview alongside Lenier. “When I look at it, I just see hate, right?”
6ix9ine is currently fresh off the release of his "Shaka Laka" track featuring Kodak Black and Yailin la Más Viral. Kodak's involvement in the song, notably, spurred extended controversy following Boosie Badazz's remarks.
