Tekashi 6ix9ine Is Out Of Prison & Says He Got A Gift From US-Deposed Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro In Jail

Tekashi 6ix9ine has officially served his time and is back on the streets—and he didn’t walk out of federal prison empty-handed.

The controversial rapper shared a video capturing the exact moment he stepped out of Metropolitan Detention Center early Friday morning. His attorney, Lance Lazzaro, along with the Bureau of Prisons, confirmed his release after completing a 90-day sentence tied to probation violations.

From the jump, Tekashi looked energized and unapologetically himself—greeting friends, exchanging handshakes, and walking out like he never missed a beat. In true 6ix9ine fashion, he made sure all eyes were on him.

Clutched in his hands? A stack of paperwork—and, oddly enough, a SpongeBob SquarePants plush toy that quickly stole the spotlight.

As he approached a waiting SUV, he casually tossed his belongings inside before turning to the camera with a grin. Holding up the toy, Tekashi revealed the bizarre backstory: he claims he got it signed by Nicolás Maduro, who he says was also being held at the same facility.

Only Tekashi could turn a stint behind bars into a story like that.

And he wasn’t done making a statement. Moments later, he threw on a massive diamond chain that sparkled almost as much as his mood—clearly thrilled to be free again and ready to reclaim the spotlight.

For context, this latest prison stint came after authorities said he violated the terms of his supervised release, including allegations of drug possession involving cocaine and MDMA.

Now back outside, Tekashi 6ix9ine seems eager to move forward—and if his exit is any indication, he plans to do it in the most headline-grabbing way possible.

As for that SpongeBob toy? Don’t be surprised if it somehow ends up online—it might just become one of the strangest prison souvenirs ever.