Cardi B & Offset Refute J Prince’s Gang Threat Claims: The Truth Revealed
3 min read
(Richard Shotwell / Invision / Associated Press) | Getty Images
On social media, the feud between Offset and J Prince continues to intensify. Cardi B has responded after Rap-A-Lot CEO said he helped her when she was threatened by gang members in Los Angeles. A new video he posted on Instagram called out Offset and accused the Migos member of asking for his help on multiple occasions, including in 2018, when Cardi B received gang threats after appearing to diss the Crips in an Instagram caption. J Prince added fuel to the fire by making a call to Offset. Remember when you called me and I came to Los Angeles to meet with you because you were nervous about your wife’s performance because she used the word flu?
Did you forget? Among other things, J Prince said in the video. It was J Prince who first called Offset out on the Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast, where he, J Prince Jr., and Mike Prince appeared to clear their names of rumours surrounding Takeoff’s death. Prince concluded his interview by issuing a veiled threat to Offset. Several rumours have surfaced that members of J Prince’s camp may have been involved in or should have prevented Takeoff’s death, which occurred outside a private party in Houston. As a result of Prince’s recent interview with Gillie and Wallo, Million Dollaz Worth of Game cohosts has faced backlash.
Despite Allegations That J Prince Assisted Cardi B And Offset With Gang Threats In Los Angeles, They Deny The Claim
In recent days, the feud between Offset and J Prince has intensified on social media. Cardi B has responded to Rap-A-Lot CEO’s claims that he helped her when she was threatened by Los Angeles gangs. A new video posted by J Prince on Instagram on Wednesday (Feb. 8), calling out Offset and accusing him of asking for his assistance multiple times, including the time when Cardi B received gang threats after appearing to diss the Crips in a caption on her Instagram post in 2018. You remember when I came to Los Angeles for a meeting because you were nervous about your wife using the word flu during her performance? Did you forget? The video contains a number of claims made by J Prince. He captioned his post, A MESSAGE TO THE MAN THAT’S OFF. My message to those of you who still rely on principles over emotions is that all is well. There is no point in caring about media hoes; they live off of shit. If you know what I mean, we live on different planets and breathe different air.
BIG LIES
— Cardi B (@iamcardib) February 8, 2023
Street Nigga turn 👮🏾never needed you for no smoke u da police all mouth with no proof just fairy tales 😂 let this be the last time we speak on this
— OFFSET (@OffsetYRN) February 9, 2023
As long as they aren’t worthy of my loyalty and friendship, I won’t display those qualities toward them. As far as I am concerned, I have never been bullied or used my power to abuse those who are weak. It’s cap, no matter what you hear. My family doesn’t have to hold their heads down when my name is mentioned because I’m not one of those individuals. Sorry, I can’t tell them the truth like I will, so excuse me while I deal with these clowns. Shortly after, Cardi B weighed in on J Prince’s claims after a Twitter user brought them up. NEVER tell him to show receipts…Only Wack [100] and Big U were there….why would he be called for anything that involves chips? She tweeted in a since-deleted post a whole bunch of fairy tales. J Prince’s accusations were also denied by Offset, who also reacted to the post. In a recent episode of Million Dollaz Worth of Game, Prince, J Prince Jr., and Mike Prince appeared to clear their names of rumours alleged to surround Takeoff’s death. Prince ended the interview with a veiled threat against Offset.
