Who will be the first person to bite the bullet and work with Tekashi 6ix9ine for the clout? One thing is for sure: it will not be Lil Mosey.

The Seattle rapper is currently enjoying the success of his single “Blueberry Faygo” and, like the rest of us, he’s watching this 6ix9ine nonsense unravel from the sidelines. The hitmaker has no interest in actually working with the rainbow-haired informant though, revealing to Bootleg Kev that he would not get in the studio with 6ix9ine for a “Blueberry Faygo” remix or anything else.

“Nah, you ain’t see me around that bitch,” said Lil Mosey about Tekashi 6ix9ine. “Nah. Fuck no. If I snitched, no one would fuck with me. That shit dead regardless, fuck that n***a.”

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The 18-year-old rising star insists that it’s not his place to comment on the rapper, but that with his morals, he would not be interested in collaborating with 6ix9ine anytime soon.

Tekashi 6ix9ine was recently released from prison and ordered to finish his sentence on home confinement. He is currently working on two albums while on house arrest. One album will be in English and the other will be Spanish.

Who do you think will be the first rapper to work with 6ix9ine post-release?

It's easy for lies to proliferate on the Internet and Lil Mosey had to take a moment out of his day to address one circulating about himself. The 18-year-old rapper is currently on tour in Europe and an IG Live stream sparked rumors that he was jumped in Helsinki, Finland. The footage shows a gang of rowdy delinquents running up on a dude in a hood and throwing punches. The rumor seems to have stemmed from a subsequent IG Story that the perpetrator posted that read, "Fuckin pussy @lilmosey."

In light of Lil Mosey clarifying that nothing of the sort had occurred, the whole rumble appears to have been staged. Everything about the video is super goofy and it seems like a case of some Scandinan teens desperately chasing clout. 

The 2019 XXL Freshman dispelled the rumor by sharing a video of himself living it up, totally unbothered, in Helsinki. "What you talking about I got jumped and all that? I'm the type of n**** you cant even see," he boasts as he exits an elevator with his arms wrapped around two girls. His friend/hypeman recording shouts in the background, Stop playing with my son. Never jumped. Never touched. You see how he moving in Helsinki."

The first-ever iteration of Rolling Loud in Portugal is about to be historic. In the reign of the five-year hip-hop festival, Matt Zingler and Tariq Cherif have brought Rolling Loud to Miami, Los Angeles, the Bay Area, Australia, and other world destinations over the years. It’s time to bring the brand to the beach now, potentially creating a version of Fyre Festival that’s actually worth attending.

While this isn’t being advertised as a luxury fest, Rolling Loud is worth the price of admission solely for the experience of seeing all your favorite rappers in one spot. If you haven’t been able to grab tickets to the Miami dates coming up — and even if you have… — you’ll want to check out details for the upcoming version of the festival in Portugal, for which the lineup has just been announced.

Tickets for the Portuguese version of Rolling Loud, which is happening at Praia De Rocha Beach, are officially on sale and the line-up is nuts. This is the first-ever iteration in the European country, bringing headliners Wiz Khalifa, Future, and A$AP Rocky to the main stage from July 8 to 10. Further down the card, DaBaby, A Boogie wit da Hoodie, Young Thug, Playboi Carti, Meek Mill, Rae Sremmurd, Roddy Ricch, Tyga, Lil Tecca, Lil Baby, Lil Uzi Vert, NLE Choppa, and many more have also been announced.

Check out the full lineup above and let us know if you’re planning on buying a flight out to Portugal this summer.

With a new youth movement underway in hip-hop, many have set their sights on the rising crop of teenage emcees. On that note, XXL decided to stir up some good-old-fashioned discourse on that very topic, openly asking “who is the best rapper in their teens?” To make matters a little easier, they provided a few options: Lil Mosey, Lil Tjay, NLE Choppa, Domani Harris, Lil Tecca, and Lil Pump.

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Naturally, the Troubleman himself, Tip Harris, slid into the comments to endorse his son’s lyrical prowess. “Honestly & Truly….Wishing all these young men the best… BUT AINT NOBODY FUCKIN WIT MY YOUNG MARTIAN,” he writes, all but glowing with pride. While Tip’s endorsement may feel like nepotism, Domani’s talent should not be glossed over; as evidenced by last year’s Time Will Tell, the young Atlanta rapper has an impressive mind for penning strong lyricism and assembling cinematic production. Should you be doubtful, check the project out for yourself right here. 

For those who have heard Domani’s bars, do you think his dad’s got a point? Or are XXL’s other listed challengers one step ahead? After all, Lil Tjay, Lil Tecca, and NLE Choppa have been steadily on the rise, amassing a large fanbase through the consistent release quality work. Lil Pump remains one of the biggest young rappers, his fame kept alive through pure unfiltered antics. Lil Mosey has proven himself to be a rising hitmaker, and his ceiling has yet to be reached. All things considered, who are you voting for?