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Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine hospitalized after attack in Florida gym, lawyer says

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Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine has been hospitalized after he was reportedly attacked by a group of men in a South Florida gym on Tuesday.The rapper’s lawyer, Lance Lazzaro, told celebrity news website TMZ that the artist was inside a sauna at an LA Fitness when he was attacked by three or four men without warning. (Ed.

Note: The preceding link contains violent footage.)He said the 26-year-old musician attempted to fight back but was outnumbered.

Read more: Bad Bunny sued for $40M by ex-girlfriend over song sample One of the assailants filmed the violence. 6ix9ine, whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, is seen lying on the ground shielding his face as two men kick him.One attacker dressed in a black T-shirt and shorts pulls 6ix9ine’s hair in the video and can be heard taunting, “Take a picture.

I want to be famous now.”As 6ix9ine leaves the bathroom, there is blood visible on his face. The man behind the camera tells the rapper, “I’m not going to lie, bro, I’m a fan.”6ix9ine replies and accuses the men of “jumping” him.

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