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When Tekashi 6ix9ine (real name Daniel Hernandez) first went live on Instagram after his early release from federal prison, he shattered the platform’s concurrent viewership record by peaking at over 2 million viewers on May 8, 2020.

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When 6ix9ine first went live after getting out of prison and broke the Instagram viewership record with 2 million viewers. 🤯🔥

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6ix9ine gives $25,000 to two deserving families. Back on April 5, Tekashi announced on Instagram that he would be gifting $50,000 to someone in need who commented on his post, telling him why they could use the bread. On April 11, he kept true to his word. The Brooklyn, N.Y. rapper shared a video showing himself cashing out two families. "I thought it was kinda selfish to give one family $50,000," he said in the video. "So, I decided to break it in two and give each family $25,000 each." The first family 6ix9ine blessed in the video was a mother and father whose 7-month-old daughter is suffering from a rare disease called dilated cardiomyopathy and is in need of a heart transplant. 6ix9ine flew the couple in from Ohio to Miami to personally hand them the $25,000. 6ix9ine went to the home of the second family to pass off the paper. The giveaway is part of a new gambling app that 6ix9ine is promoting called RainBet. Tekashi says he will be doing the giveaways on a monthly basis. 6ix9ine was released from jail in New York City on April 3, after serving 90 days for parole violations. He is currently on probation in Miami.

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