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In August 2020, El Alfa canceled his collaboration with Tekashi 69 in the remix of “Singapur” after the rapper of Mexican origin was released for cooperating with the authorities, claiming that he was not going to “dirty twelve years of his career”, but Party 47 he acted totally different from his colleague and compatriot and explained on the Alofoke Radio Show the reason for his decision.
Bulin, who started creating funny videos for Facebook in 2016, surprised his fans with his participation in Tekashi’s latest song, “Wapae”, released on April 15 and where Ángel Dior and Lenier also have a musical part.
Regarding this, the interpreter of “Bajo mundo” said: “Each person has their theme, I am one of the people who do not have to get into anyone’s problems and nobody has to get into my problems. I have nothing to do with the problems he has, nor does he have anything to do with the problems I have. What I am is an artist and what I’m doing is singing, I don’t have to do with weird pods, pods of what people think of him ”.
Likewise, Bulin explained that although he did not have an extensive conversation with Tekashi, he perceived him in a good way and that he had “street” situations is not a strong enough reason for not wanting to record with him, which he did not think “not once” and that it “added a lot to my career.”
“That so-and-so does not want to record with him, their problems are theirs. Each one works his career as you understand, ”he added.
Bulin also assured that he was not afraid of the negative reaction or the famous block that they tried to make him in the urban movement as a result of his song with Tekashi, especially the Puerto Rican exponents.
“This is music, I have nothing to do with anyone’s street pods. I what I am is an artist, I what I sing. Now, if you tell me that you are a guy who is stealing… if you are stealing, robbing, and you hit yourself ugly and the dembow is stuck in the street, I am going to record with you normal. Now, don’t invite me to steal because I’m not going, ”she said.
“They know my flow and the personality that I have. I’m doing my diligence, the Boricuas are all rich!” she added.
In December 2019, Tekashi was sentenced to two years in prison by a judge, who said his extraordinary cooperation with prosecutors saved him from possible decades in prison, but did not fully clear him of using a violent gang as his “personal gang.” of thugs”. He was also fined $35,000 and ordered to perform 300 hours of community service.
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