Rapper 6ix9ine, also known as Daniel Hernandez, has surprised his fans with a shocking decision. The artist has announced that he is retiring from the music industry in a stream hosted by popular streamer Adin Ross. “Washed.” he adds, “I just know what I’m good at,” This shows that he wants to focus on something he enjoys and can be successful at. Fans who followed his music career were surprised by this sudden change.This was 6ix9ine’s first stream after getting out of jail. During the stream, Adin Ross asked him if he would be dropping any new music. 6ix9ine clearly said no and revealed that he is now going to focus solely on streaming. This moment which happened in livestream quickly went viral. This marks a major change for the rapper, who is known for his loud personality and colorful music career.

6ix9ine starts a new chapter focusing solely on streaming

With the shift to streaming, 6ix9ine will be spending more time on the Internet, engaging in activities directly with his fans. They will no longer have to record songs, but instead share themselves with the world through live videos, where people can interact and watch them at their convenience. This change gives him more control over his career and fan base. He appeared happy on the stream and was excited about his future in streaming, indicating he is satisfied with his life choices.Their transition to streaming has received mixed reactions from fans. Many appreciate that he is attempting to expand into other ventures, while others have expressed disappointment at his departure from music.One user said, “I don’t think the music industry is doomed. If he’s tired of singing, let him say so.”Said another, “I don’t blame him. He’s been broadcasting rap since 2018.”Ultimately, this is a historic decision for 6ix9ine, as he is retiring as a musician. While this may seem like bad news for the music industry, streaming sites will be getting another artist who knows how to entertain people. Now the spotlight will be on him, with everyone waiting to see how famous he becomes.

Srinagar: Flowers of hope bloomed in the Tulip Garden of Srinagar. Some children suffering from cancer have just returned with rich food.The children were brought to the garden on the banks of Dal Lake from the Sher-e-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) on Monday as part of the hospital’s immunotherapy efforts – strengthening the immune system with hope, optimism and positivity. The number of children was about a dozen. The eldest was 18 years old and the youngest was only four years old.The change was rapid. When the SKIMS bus carrying the children left the hospital, the atmosphere inside was calm. Many people wore masks. His attendants remained sitting silently. By the time they reached the garden, the atmosphere inside the bus had changed. The children’s faces lit up at the sight of the tulips, and many seemed to feel more relaxed as the tour progressed.In photos released later, the group were smiling together, capturing a rare moment of relaxation away from grim hospital wards. “The human body’s intrinsic immunity not only fights bacterial and viral infections, but can also fight cancer cells and kill them. Exposing these children was part of the immunotherapy treatment. We are trying to boost the immunity of these children, which can help make our treatment more effective,” said M. Ashraf Ghani, director of SKIMS. times of India.Feedback from the doctors who accompanied the children showed that their mood had improved significantly compared to when they were in the hospital. Gainey said, “The kids were very happy. It gave both kids and their families reassurance that this is not something they can’t fight.”This was the first such SKIMS initiative and the hospital had been preparing for almost a month. “We planned to go out as per the children’s chemotherapy schedule so that no dose is missed. Doctors accompanied him the entire time and all precautions were taken,” Ghani said, adding that food was also arranged for the children and attendants during the visit.The hospital plans to formally assess the impact of the initiative through questionnaire-based feedback from children and their attendants. “The findings will help determine whether similar programs could be conducted in the future as part of a holistic approach to pediatric cancer care,” Gainey said.

A 21-year-old Indian-origin engineering student has died after being pulled unconscious from New Zealand’s Lake Taupo during an Easter holiday trip with friends, according to a family friend.Emergency services were called to Whakamoenga Point in Acacia Bay at about 3.20am on Sunday, April 5, after the young man was pulled from the water. Police confirmed that despite the efforts of first responders, he died at the scene.“A man has died after being pulled unconscious from the water at Lake Taupo. Police were called to Whakamoenga Point in Acacia Bay about 3.20pm after a man was pulled from the water,” a police spokesperson said. He added: “Sadly, despite best efforts, the man died at the scene.”The death has been referred to the coroner as part of standard procedure.Family friends told The Indian Weekender that the student, identified as Shaurya, was originally from Mumbai and had gone to Taupo with friends for the Easter holidays. His family is said to be devastated by his death and is now asking for assistance to speed up the repatriation process.According to people close to the family, Shaurya entered the lake during a walk but started struggling in the water. After being taken out, friends could not bring him back to consciousness.Shaurya was an engineering student at the University of Auckland. Those who knew him described him as passionate about his studies and his time in New Zealand.