Tekashi 6ix9ine Gets Out of Federal Prison After 3-Month Stint, on Video

Tekashi 6ix9ine has done his time, and he’s back on the streets — and he’s leaving federal prison with a can’t-miss souvenir.

The rapper shared a clip from the moment authorities let him back out on the streets Friday morning — Tekashi’s attorney Lance Lazzaro and the BOP both confirmed with TMZ the rapper was let out today.

In the clip, Tekashi seems in high spirits after 90 days in MDC Brooklyn — coming out the gate hot and dapping up a pal.

He’s holding a thick stack of papers … and a SpongeBob Squarepants doll — more on that in a minute — when he walks out and drops his items in a waiting SUV.

Tekashi then shows SpongeBob to the camera … and says he got former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to sign it — and even put the date, too. Maduro’s been locked up in MDC since the American military went into the Latin American country and extracted him.

Tekashi then puts on a huge chain … which gleamed almost as bright as his massive smile — because he couldn’t be happier he’s out.

Remember … Tekashi had to return to prison after authorities say he violated his probation. He was accused of possessing cocaine and MDMA last year.