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6ix9ine Stole That Shit is a TikTok green screen and Viggle AI trend featuring rapper 6ix9ine dressed in a yellow jacket saying, "I stole that shit," in an interview. The original clip shows 6ix9ine talking about how he "stole" the beat for his song Gummo from Trippie Redd in a YouTube interview with DJVlad. In late September 2025, TikTokers began using the clip of 6ix9ine in memes in which they created AI avatars of sports stars like Messi and Paul George talking about how they "stole" certain sporting wins. Other memes showed 6ix9ine projected into memes using Capcut's green-screen feature.

Origin

On September 21st, 2025, YouTuber^[1] DJVlad posted part seven of his interview with rap artist Tekashi 6ix9ine, titled, "I Stole Gummo Beat from Trippie Redd, Let Me Show You How He'd Rap On It." The video showed 6ix9ine dressed in a yellow soccer jersey and with short purple hair, talking about how he took Pi'erre Bourne's production, originally meant for Trippie Redd, to make his hit track Gummo. The video gathered over 299,000 views in 10 days.

The VladTV clip of 6ix9ine saying, "I stole that shit," was shared to TikTok^[2] by @darkkcloudsz on September 22nd, where it gathered over 270,000 plays and 14,000 likes in nine days.

Spread

On September 24th, 2025, TikToker^[3] @lying4fynn tweeted a video showing an AI-generated video of soccer star Lionel Messi alongside text that read, "lionel messi explains how he robbed the 2019, 2021, and 2023 ballon D'ors," gathering over 160,000 plays and 27,000 likes in a week.

On September 29th, 2025, TikToker^[4] @armaanixchange_46 tweeted an AI-generated video showing Paul George from the Philadelphia 76ers alongside text that read, "after he stole 212 million from the sixers." The video gathered over 200,000 plays and 40,000 likes in five days.

On September 30th, TikToker^[5] @osm1i posted a green-screen version of the meme, showing 6ix9ine and the Stole That Shit meme alongside text that read, "My sister: Where are my chips?" The post gathered over 200,000 plays and 20,000 likes in four days.

TikToker^[6] @quelindoelfutbol posted a similar meme on October 2nd, 2025, joking about stealing soccer jerseys at the end of the season, and gathering over 190,000 plays and 30,000 likes in two days.

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