6ix9ine Links Drake and Lil Durk to 2020 Diss in Divine Punishment

6ix9ine says Drake and Lil Durk are paying for Laugh Now Cry Later. The rapper made the claim in a recent VladTV interview, tying their recent legal and public troubles to what he described as divine punishment. He also pointed to Lil Durk’s 2024 arrest and custody without bond as part of that pattern.

VladTV Interview

6ix9ine said, "I want to end with this. I could be wrong, but I'm gonna say it. God has showed me that he's real" after suggesting that the two rappers’ problems trace back to disses aimed at him. He said he believes there is a spiritual connection between the song and the difficulties both artists have faced in recent years.

The interview matters because it turns a long-running rap feud into a fresh public allegation about fate, punishment, and career fallout. 6ix9ine also said he was surprised by the backlash Drake has faced despite his global popularity, keeping the focus on two artists whose names still move attention well beyond the music.

Laugh Now Cry Later

Laugh Now Cry Later came out in 2020, when Drake and Lil Durk collaborated on the track that 6ix9ine says carried indirect disses aimed at him. That detail gives his latest comments a built-in backstory and explains why he keeps returning to the song as the source of the dispute.

6ix9ine also said, "Durk gets arrested for murder-for-hire" while referencing Lil Durk’s 2024 arrest in connection with that case. Durk has remained in custody without bond, and his trial is scheduled for August 2026, which keeps the legal pressure on him far beyond the music conversation.

Lil Durk August 2026

Drake and Lil Durk have not responded to 6ix9ine’s latest remarks, leaving his claims as the current flashpoint rather than a settled exchange. For readers tracking hip-hop’s business and reputation side, the immediate takeaway is simple: 6ix9ine has reopened an old diss record and tied it to a still-active legal case that will keep Durk in the headlines through August 2026.