1 will be Travis Scott, who scored the second highest debut of the year with his recent Astroworld, with a reception that let him ride into a second straight week at No. The first episode of “Infamous: The Tekashi 6ix9ine Story” dropped today, January 28, 2020, and with it comes a meager stance.Nicki Minaj spent a portion of her Sunday on Twitter, venting to the world about the fact that her new album, the rather unexciting Queen, is going to debut at No. While it’s right about time for things to quiet down over the rapper, Spotify clearly has no intention of letting Hernandez’s salacious story blow over without making something of it for their platform. Naturally, this puts something of a target on the rapper’s back - he has since requested to serve the remainder of his sentence at home instead of in a private prison, however, the judge presiding over his case denied the request. He was sentenced on December 18, 2019, to two years in prison (minus 13 months of time already served) after having cooperated with federal authorities to reveal crimes committed by his former gang. We already know that the 23-year-old DUMMY BOY rapper - whose real name is Daniel Hernandez - is serving out his prison sentence for racketeering, weapons and drug charges connected to his involvement with the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods. Looks like that virality is still going places. The new series, “Infamous: The Tekashi 6ix9ine Story” is narrated by acclaimed radio host and hip-hop journalist, Angie Martinez, and is set to tell “the shocking tale of a rapper addicted to viral fame.” Welp.

In today’s edition of things we didn’t need: Spotify just launched a new podcast all about Tekashi69.

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