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Nicki Minaj Accused of Dissing Cardi B and Offset Seems to Respond

Posted byBy Daryl Nelson | Published on: | Updated on July 2, 2018 CommentsComments (0)
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In recent days, Nicki Minaj sent a tweet about being in bad relationships and her message seemed to bother Migos’ Offset, who thought Nicki was dissing his fiancée Cardi B. At least that’s what some people believe.

“Know your worth,” Nicki wrote to her followers. “I’ve been proposed to three times, asked by four boyfriends to have their child. Being emotionally, mentally or physically abused just to crack a fake smile on the Gram and show off a ring is not happiness. Being cheated on, humiliated, belittled for the Gram?”

What came off as an inspirational message to some, others believed Nicki’s words were all about Cardi. That’s because Offset has been accused of cheating on her, and she’s never flat out denied it.

As of now, Cardi hasn’t responded to Ms. Minaj’s tweet but she may not have to since Offset did.

“Since we met MF been hating,” he wrote in a now-deleted tweet. “Everybody got an opinion. God bless America. A lot of evil out here. A lot of hate. No love. A lot of people want to be happy like me and wife @iamcardib, but they not. Miserable.”

Afterward, Cardi and Nicki’s fans argued on social media and hurled all kinds of insults.

“@NickiMinaj, ever since a certain someones come up, you’ve been so aggy,” one person wrote. “Queen’s also don’t panic by constantly throwing subs, trying to prove points and obviously worrying about people that are so-called below them. All that money and success and you still need to grow up.”

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Offset Nicki Cardi

“Dear Offset or rather Offroad,” another person tweeted. “Nobody thinks of you … The tweets from Nicki weren’t referring to you and your wife Fraudi B. You would like to be so important for Nicki.”

All of this comes about a six weeks after the “Pinkprint” rhymer went on Zane Lowe’s Beats 1 show and said she was bothered that Cardi didn’t show more appreciation for being on the song “Motorsport” with her.

Cardi never responded to that interview, but she did hash things out with Nicki at the Met Gala earlier this month and since then everything seemed to be okay between the two.

But that was before Offset’s alleged diss to Nicki, which has certainly caused an online stir. 

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