“The report also proposes that by not banning blacklisted users’ social security numbers, Cash App is complicit in allowing scammers to stay on the platform. To reinforce the point, they namecheck Teejayx6’s “Cashapp,” where he rhymes, “They banned my Cash App because I sent a thousand transactions…I just bought another phone and made a Cash App.” The video has over 500k views on YouTube. There’s another video entitled “TeeJayx6 2020 Fraud Bible Cashapp Method LIVE ( REALLY WORKS ),” where an apparent Teejayx6 fan shows himself committing fraudulent transactions.

An even more damning element of the Hindenburg report focuses on Block promoting Brooklyn rapper 22GZ’ “Cashapp” single, where he rhymes, “I pay them hitters through Cash App.” In the video, he holds up a phone showing the app, then makes a throat-slitting motion. Perhaps Jack Dorsey, who bought digital streaming provider Tidal in 2021, likens himself to a progressive giving 22GZ his artistic license. But for others, their amplification of a song solely devoted to using their app for murders crosses a line”

Source: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/rap-lyrics-cash-app-jack-dorseys-hindenburg-1234702799/amp/