Tekashi69's fellow detainees are unhappy with the special treatment he has reserved for him

Tekashi69's fellow detainees would be annoyed by the fact that he receives special treatment in the new prison facility where he is detained.

While it was previously reported that he did not get any special treatment in prison and was placed in the general population, everything seems to have changed.

The rapper – his real name Daniel Hernandez – was arrested on six counts: conspiracy to racket, unloading a firearm while committing a crime, racketeering, assault with a dangerous weapon, carrying a gun, and committing a crime in favor of racketeering.

A source told TMZ that Hernandez had been "placed in the dorm with eleven other inmates described as" docile ".

Apparently, this treatment is reserved for high-profile detainees, as well as detainees who may be targeted, such as corrupt police officers and child predators.

However, Hernandez's lawyer, Lance Lazzaro, disputed the allegations, asserting to TMZ that he "doubted that his client was receiving special treatment".

This comes after his transfer to a new facility that is "used to accommodate witnesses who cooperate with the police."

TMZ claims that the FEFE rapper has specifically requested to be in a new detention center "away from Crips and Bloods".

Hernandez also recently insisted that he was "not a member of a gang, but only a brand image".

Lazzaro spoke for him: "Daniel Hernandez is totally innocent of the accusations that weigh on him."

He went on to assert that it is only because the 22-year-old is "an artist who portrays a" gangster image "to promote his music. [it] does not make him a member of a company. "

He added to The Blast, "Mr. Hernandez was a victim of this venture and then took action by dismissing employees and publicly denounced this company during a morning show. "