Darius Slay calls Tekashi 6ix9ine's LA Fitness attack a 'set up', sparks heated debate amongst fans

Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Darius Slay has doubts regarding the recent reports of rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine being ambushed and beaten at a gym in Florida. While the 26-year-old was rushed to the hospital, a video recording the event was shared online. Despite the injuries, Slay was a little wary of the attack video.

"Am I the only one thinks he set this up," Slay wrote.

Also a former convict, the musician was taken to the hospital shortly after the attack, which occurred outside the washroom. Two men repeatedly attacked the rapper, who was doing his best to safeguard his head. However, one man yelled at the Brooklyn-native to 'shut the f*** up,' before proceeding to hit his stomach and head.

An ambulance was called and the police. According to his attorney (as reported by TMZ), the men jumped him outside the sauna when he was without his security. He suffered jaw, rib and back injuries. Earlier this month, 6ix9ine was reportedly thrown out of a baseball stadium for troubling other fans in a drunken stupor.

Darius Slay's words indicate that the athlete didn't believe the attack was genuine. That being said, a few fans were also in agreement. Considering replies to Slay's replies, fans seemed divided about the claim. A few noted how intense the attack was, and it would be stupid for 6ix9ine to stage out something so hazardous to his health.

Most users agreed with Slay, wondering if the musician has any new singles he's about to drop. Others referred to it as a WWE cut, and wondered if this is what people do these days to stay relevant. Others pointed out the rib stomp and stated that people don't even believe something they say these days.

Darius Slay hits back at controversial Florida bill

Earlier, Slay took to sharing his thoughts on Florida's controversial bill regarding Black Fraternities and Sororities on public college campuses.

"No way!!" Slay tweeted.

The bill could end up banning activities promoted by 'multicultural student unions, black fraternities and sororities, and curriculum in Jewish history, women's studies, and LGBTQ+ education.' So, there are many people who could be impacted by the bill.

In other news, Slay recently signed a two-year, $42 million extension with the Philadelphia Eagles. If all goes well, the 32-year-old plans to retire with the team.