“Gooba” singer, 6ix9ine has collaborated with Nicki Minaj on a new single to be released this week – his second song after being released from prison due to coronavirus concerns.
On Wednesday (June 10), reports confirmed that Tekashi and Nicki are releasing a new track titled “Trollz” at the climax of the week.
This morning, images of brightly colored pictures promoting Nicki and 6ix9ine’s new single began to circulate on social media after both rappers’ webstores unveiled clothing, cassette, vinyl and digital versions of the record.
Hit Daily Double then tweeted that 6ix9ine’s new single “Trollz” will be released on Friday (June 12). “#TROLLZ by @6ix9ine and @NICKIMINAJ drops this Friday,” the post said.
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#TROLLZ by @6ix9ine and @NICKIMINAJ drops this Friday pic.twitter.com/YxP2T2WA3W
— HITS Daily Double (@HITSDD) June 10, 2020
Shortly after, Nicki officially announced the single while also sharing details about how the record will contribute to social injustice efforts. The Queens, N.Y. native said that a portion of the proceeds will be going to the Bail Project Inc., a program that provides free bail assistance to low-income individuals.
“A portion of the proceeds from #Trollz including merch items, will be going directly to The Bail Project Inc. The fund provides free bail assistance to low-income individuals who can’t afford to pay bail while awaiting their trial. We want to protect and support the thousands of brave people working on the front lines of social justice, using their voices to demand AN END to the targeting and killing of Black Americans by the police.”
“Trollz” is the second single to be unleashed by the 24-year-old rapper since he was released from prison in April. In early May, Tekashi gave fans “Gooba,” but it wasn’t long before he promised another track was on the way and reports claimed it would be another single featuring Mrs. Petty.
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