Tekashi 6ix9ine Signs $10 million record deal from prison, believes snitching won’t affect his rap career

According to TMZ, Snitch9ine has inked a record deal worth over $10 million with his former label 10K Projects.

Once the controversial rapper is released from prison, which could be as early as next month when he’s formally sentenced, he’ll release two albums—one in in English and one in Spanish.

Tekashi was facing a minimum of 47 years for firearms and racketeering charges, but snitched on his former gang members to reduce his sentence. He even outed Cardi B, Jim Jones and Trippie Redd as gang members.

It remains to be seen if being publicly labeled and mocked as a snitch during his high-profile trial will have any effects on any music he releases in the near future. (Or his life.)

Tekashi is so confident that his rap career won’t be affected by his snitching (which, again, he believes isn’t really snitching) that he’s already reportedly setting up studio time to prepare for his post-prison comeback.