WATCH THE VIDEO HERE A judge ordered Tekashi 6ix9ine to pay Howard University $250,000 after failing to perform at the prestigious college’s 2018 homecoming event. Hits Before Fame LLC and After Hours LLC paid the rainbow-haired rapper almost $60,000 for the event after inking the deal, and in preparation for the event, the rapper filmed a promotional video with them. The hotly anticipated event went on to rack up $165,000 in ticket sales after more than 3,000 fans bought tickets, but instead, 6ix9ine decided to attend Power 105’s Powerhouse concert in Newark, New Jersey, skipping the event entirely. 6ix9ine goes to church: “In this life everything will go wrong, no matter how much you try for everything to go right.” — No Jumper (@nojumper) March 31, 2025 To make matters worse, the show was canceled just 35 minutes before doors opened at Echostage in D.C. Organizers were forced to turn away about 400 people who were waiting in line in the cold rain. Promoters allege they lost $300k after issuing refunds to over 3,000 people. After the judgment, the rapper seemingly revealed he had turned to Jesus amid all of his legal battles. “In this life everything will go wrong, no matter how much you try for everything to go right,” Tekashi 6ix9ine wrote over the clip posted to his social media. “Without Jesus nothing is possible. With him EVERYTHING is possible. I love you God my Lord & Savior.”
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Judge Orders Tekashi 6ix9ine to Pay $250K for Skipping Howard U Concert… As He Turns to God
