6ix9ine claims he will be jailed alongside Nicolas Maduro and Luigi Mangione

6ix9ine says he will be sent to the same detention center as Nicolás Maduro and Luigi Mangione when his prison term begins on January 6. The rapper admitted guilt last year for breaking the conditions of his supervised release and has been ordered to serve three months in federal custody. He addressed the situation with humor in a video shared to social media on Monday.

“Yo guys, remember when I told you I was in prison with Diddy, the president of Honduras, and Sam Bankman-Fried, and you guys thought I was lying? And then it came out that the president of Honduras was like, ‘He’s such a cool guy,’ I put Diddy on the phone with Akademiks. Now, I’m about to go meet the president of Venezuela,” 6ix9ine revealed. “I have that luck of just being locked up with presidents. Oh, and I’m about to meet Luigi too. I’m about to play chess with them n****s, eat ramen noodles.”

Both Maduro and Mangione are currently being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York. Before being transferred to Fort Dix, Diddy was also housed at the same facility while awaiting trial. He is now serving a 50 month sentence related to transportation to engage in prostitution.

The U.S. military detained Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia, in Venezuela on Saturday. He is facing charges tied to narco terrorism conspiracy, cocaine importation conspiracy, and weapons offenses. During a court appearance on Monday, Maduro entered a not guilty plea and referred to himself as a “prisoner of war.”

Looking ahead, Donald Trump claimed the United States has temporarily assumed control of Venezuela. “We’re going to run the country until such time as we can do a safe, proper, and judicious transition,” Trump said during a press conference at Mar a Lago on Saturday, according to The Hill.

As for Luigi Mangione, he remains behind bars while awaiting trial after being accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in 2024. He has continued to deny the allegations throughout the legal process.