Due to exemplary cooperation with law enforcement agencies, Tekashi avoided many years of imprisonment (initially the rapper was threatened with 47 years behind bars) and eventually he was sentenced to 24 months imprisonment, of which the rapper has already spent more than half in detention. Theoretically, 6ix9ine is expected to be released at the end of 2020, but his lawyer sees the possibility for the rapper to leave prison sooner.

Lance Lazarro notices that if the prisoner is doing well, he has the option of reducing his sentence by 54 days for each year in prison. In the case of two years awarded to Tekashi, it will be 108 days, i.e. three and a half months. Lazarro assures that his client is doing great, which is why he counts on getting the rapper out this summer. Will it really happen?