US rapper, 6ix9ine shares $100 bills to destitute kids in Uganda [Video]

 

The American rapper 6ix9ine, whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, has shown kindness to young Ugandan children.

He went to the country few days prior to shoot scenes for a music video with next to no high spending plan camera team.

In a video, the hip-hop star gave 100-dollar bills to children who came out to welcome him after he arrived in Uganda.

6ix9ine was overjoyed to make the children who are a part of a local dance group smile.

After he had distributed the funds, the young men and women put on a show that impressed 6ix9ine.

He imparted a video of his experience to them and composed; ” WAPAE MUSIC VIDEO HOPEFULLY THIS SATURDAY/SUNDAY UGANDA, AFRICA I LOVE YOU I CANT WAIT TO EDIT THIS VIDEO IM SO HAPPY I FLEW 22 HOURS JUST TO MAKE SURE YOU GUYS WERE IN THIS VIDEO.

The rapper stated on April 10 that he would be traveling to Africa to shoot a music video and that he would have it finished by April 14.

He, nonetheless, added that in all actuality he wouldn’t have the option to make the date, yet it would in any case not prevent him from finishing the scenes.

“I’m on my way to Africa to film a music video without a camera team,” 6ix9ine wrote. Today is April 10; I promised you a music video three days from now, on April 14. I won’t be able to make that date, but once I start filming, I won’t stop and I won’t give it to you until I finish, regardless of when I finish.