Ray J Goes Off On 6ix9ine Over Sukihana Remarks

R&B singer and television personality Ray J is firing back at Tekashi 6ix9ine after the Brooklyn rapper made disparaging remarks about Miami rapper Sukihana, calling her “one of the biggest escorts in the industry.”

A viral clip that surfaced on November 4 shows Ray J unleashing an expletive-filled tirade in defense of Sukihana and warning 6ix9ine to keep her name out of his mouth. The outburst follows recent ups and downs between Ray J and Sukihana.

In the clip, Ray J opens with a furious challenge aimed directly at 6ix9ine. “Hey, 6ix9ine, who the f*** you think you talking about? Don’t you ever talk about my he, na? Suki is my b*h,” he says, emphasizing his personal connection to Sukihana.

The message is clear — Ray J views 6ix9ine’s comments as crossing a serious line.

From there, Ray J takes the insults up a notch. “Put up George Lopez and then put up Sisqó, and there you got it — them two nas fing each other made 6ix9ine.”

Ray J Lashes Out at 6ix9ine Over Sukihana

The wild comparison, blending two unrelated pop-culture figures, was meant to humiliate 6ix9ine by mocking his looks and credibility. In classic feud fashion, Ray flips humor into aggression, turning the insult into a public spectacle that quickly began circulating online.

Ray doesn’t stop there. “Listen, you know I don’t got no problem with you until now. Don’t you ever talk about my he, na — talk about your own bhes. What the f** wrong with you?” he continues, suggesting that while he previously had no issue with 6ix9ine, the rapper’s comments about Sukihana crossed a boundary.

The “One Wish” singer ends his rant with a direct dare. “Now say something about me so we can go viral together, but don’t you ever talk about my b***h again,” he warns, inviting 6ix9ine to escalate the beef into a viral showdown.

The outburst sparks both Ray J’s protective stance toward Sukihana and his awareness of the internet’s appetite for drama. In defending her, he’s both drawing a line of loyalty and leaning into the performative energy that fuels hip-hop feuds.