Creepy Coffin Deliveries: Khaled Joins Tekashi’s Spook Show!
In a bizarre string of events that feels straight out of a horror movie, DJ Khaled recently received a mysterious black coffin at his Miami home, just days after rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine had a similar spooky delivery. It all went down on a sunny Saturday when two mysterious folks pulled up in a truck, claiming to deliver a “package” to Khaled’s gated property. When they were given the green light by a security guard, they plopped down a coffin marked with the eerie messages “RIP OVO” and “RIP Drake,” along with an upside-down cross. Yup, it seems like the tensions between Khaled and Drake, which surfaced after Drake seemingly took a jab at Khaled’s latest album, are still fresh in the air.
What’s even wilder is that the two coffin drop-offs occurred just days apart—Tekashi’s spooky parcel arrived first, dropped off by two guys in a Tesla outside his home, complete with messages paying tribute to rapper King Von, with whom Tekashi had a notorious beef. Surveillance footage reveals a panicked scene where Tekashi’s brother found the coffin, and it really looked like they had just stepped into a scene from a planetary horror flick. Both rappers have been under a bit of scrutiny lately, with the Miami Beach police claiming they aren’t investigating either incident. This brings up a rather grim question: Are these coffin deliveries linked?
Khaled has, unsurprisingly, remained tight-lipped following this spine-chilling delivery, while Tekashi quickly noted that the two coffins bear striking similarities, suggesting it could be the same delivery crew. Both rappers have had their pasts riddled with drama and conflict, adding an extra layer of intrigue. While we might not hold our breath waiting for the culprits to be discovered, one can’t help but wonder if this is all just a wild stunt or if someone is trying to send a not-so-subtle message. With all the drama swirling around these music icons, only time will tell if this macabre trend will continue.
Sources: Celebrity Storm Wire and TMZ, Vibe, Complex
