Tekashi 6ix9ine believes the industry is conspiring to do in his album Tattle Tales.

He posted images on Instagram of streaming services hyping up new albums from Big Sean and SZA while ignoring his post-prison debut.

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WHEN THE INDUSTRY KNOWS THAT YOU ARE A MONSTER AND YOU CANT BE STOPPED ... THEY MAKE SURE THEY DO EVERYTHING IN THERE POWER TO MAKE YOU LOSE .. THESE AWARD SHOWS THESE TOP CHARTERS ARE THERE BECAUSE THEY WANT THEM TO BE AND THEY’LL BEAT THEM IN YOUR FACE TILL YOU THINK YOU LIKE THEM ... I DROPPED A ALBUM TODAY AND THEY HAVE COMPLETELY BLACKLISTED IT SO NO ONE CAN SEE IT @thelarryjackson @carlchery THE INDUSTRY IS RIGGED

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“WHEN THE INDUSTRY KNOWS THAT YOU ARE A MONSTER AND YOU CANT BE STOPPED,” he wrote with the clips. “THEY MAKE SURE THEY DO EVERYTHING IN THERE POWER TO MAKE YOU LOSE .. THESE AWARD SHOWS THESE TOP CHARTERS ARE THERE BECAUSE THEY WANT THEM TO BE AND THEY’LL BEAT THEM IN YOUR FACE TILL YOU THINK YOU LIKE THEM … I DROPPED A ALBUM TODAY AND THEY HAVE COMPLETELY BLACKLISTED IT SO NO ONE CAN SEE IT @thelarryjackson @carlchery THE INDUSTRY IS RIGGED," 6ix9ine typed, tagging  Apple Music’s Head of Content Larry Jackson and Spotify’s Head of Urban Music, Carl Chery.

This isn't the first time 6ix9ine has accused the industry of blackballing him.  He claimed Apple and Spotify were denying him playlist spots after his single 'TROLLZ' went number one.

That he's doing that before we get any numbers for Tattle Tales suggess the album may be headed for a poor opening week.