Cardi B Slams Rapper King Yella During Heated Phone Call For Suggesting They Hooked Up - WATCH
12 January 2018, 10:36 | Updated: 10 April 2018, 15:01
Yella dropped a track called 'Cardi B Truth' last week.
Cardi B has firmly shut down rumours that she had previously had a sexual relationship with King Yella.
The Chicago rapper sparked controversy last week after dropping an explosive diss track aimed at the 'Bodak Yellow' rapstress and her Migos member fiancé, Offset.
"Thick b*tch, Cardi B wanna have my baby," he spits on the song, before boldly claiming he slept with the Bronx native.
"Offset boy you better watch your b*tch/Watch your b*tch yeah she on my d*ck."
Yella followed up on the diss track by sharing a video on Instagram which allegedly shows him arguing with Offset on FaceTime about the track.
The rapper added further fuel to the fire by posting a photos of himself cuddling Cardi and seemingly conversing over FaceTime.
The relationship drama between Cardi and Offset has been heating up over the course of 2018, with the Hip-Hop power couple facing a slew of cheating scandals, pregnancy rumors, and sex tape controversies.
However, the 'Bartier Cardi' starlet attempted to squash the ongoing Yella rumours by calling him directly over a heated phone call.
"When did I ever f*ck your ass?” Cardi questions, "You tried to make it seem like I f*cked you. You tried to make it seem like I did, and I never did."
"Why don’t you just keep my name outta your f*cking mouth? I never f*cked you. I’ve never seen your d*ck. I’ve never kissed you. I’ve never nothing."
Following the blast, the Grammy-nominated rapstress took to twitter to shift focus onto her upcoming music.
"This shit sooooo f*cking fireeeeeeeeee" she wrote with a strong of fire emojis, "I out did myself".
I sound real confident recording this verse, but i really want to cry while doing it .Putting your feelings in your music makes you sad in process But this shit sooooo fucking fireeeeeeeeeeeI out did myself
— iamcardib (@iamcardib) 11 January 2018
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