Things got wild on stream when rapper 6ix9ine sat down with Adin Ross and N3on and delivered a moment that instantly sent the internet into meltdown. What started as a typical chaotic stream quickly turned into one of the most viral jaw-dropping clips of the week.
It all began when N3on asked 6ix9ine one simple question:
“Who is the biggest named girl you ever fcked?”*
Nobody expected what happened next.
6ix9ine leaned back, smirked, and then dropped a wild claim that left both Adin and N3on frozen in disbelief. The rapper alleged on stream, in front of thousands of viewers that he had been intimate with Ayesha Curry, the wife of NBA superstar Stephen Curry.
The room went SILENT.
Adin’s jaw literally dropped.
N3on stared into the camera like he couldn’t believe what he just heard.
But before the clip could spin out of control, 6ix9ine started laughing, leaving viewers unsure whether he was trolling, exaggerating for shock value, or trying to stir drama for entertainment something he has become notorious for.
The chat EXPLODED, immediately filled with:
“NO WAY HE SAID THAT 💀”
“BRO CURRY NOT GONNA LIKE THIS”
“THIS STREAM IS INSANE”
And of course… thousands of troll memes.
To be clear:
There is ZERO evidence backing 6ix9ine’s claim, and most fans instantly labeled it as obvious trolling meant to generate clicks and stir controversy something he has built his entire online persona around.
Still, the moment spread across Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube within minutes, with fans debating:
Was he serious?
Was he joking?
Or was it just typical 6ix9ine chaos?
Regardless, the clip did exactly what 6ix9ine wanted it to do it went VIRAL.
Adin Ross, known for viral interviews and unpredictable livestream moments, didn’t even know how to respond. He simply covered his face and said:
“Bro… why would you say THAT?!”
N3on couldn’t stop screaming, pacing back and forth behind his chair. The moment instantly became one of the most talked about clips on their streams in weeks.
Meanwhile, fans dragged Steph Curry into the trend, posting jokes and reaction memes even though Curry himself hasn’t acknowledged anything about the situation.
Within hours, the clip was everywhere.
You couldn’t open social media without seeing:
“6ix9ine CLAIMS this about Ayesha Curry???”
“Adin & N3on SHOCKED after insane confession!”
“This stream just broke the internet…”
As expected, many people called it cap, trolling, or a desperate attempt for attention while others just watched it for the entertainment value.
Whether you love him or hate him, there’s one thing everyone agrees on:
6ix9ine knows how to create a viral moment out of thin air.