Cardi B, Offset Deny J Prince Claims He Helped With Gangs Threats

The Offset and J Prince feud continues to accentuate on social media. Now, Cardi B is chiming in after the Rap-A-Lot CEO claimed he helped her when she was getting threatened by gangs in Los Angeles.

On Wednesday (Feb. 8), J Prince added gasoline to the hearth with a brand new video he posted on Instagram calling out Offset and accusing the Migos member of asking for his assistance on a number of events together with a time in 2018 when Cardi B was getting gang threats after showing to diss the Crips in an Instagram submit caption.

“Remember when you called up on me and I came to L.A. and met with you because you was nervous about your wife performing because she had those issues about using the word flu?” You forgot?” J Prince said in the video among other claims.

“A MESSAGE TO THE MAN THATS OFF,” he captioned the post. “To these of you that also stay on ideas over feelings that know and respect me it’s all good. I don’t care concerning the media hoes; they eat shit for a dwelling. We stay on completely different planets and breathe completely different air if what I imply. I solely show loyalty and friendship to my brothers and sisters till they present me they’re unworthy. Never been a bully or lived a life the place I abused my energy on the weak. No matter what you heard; it’s cap. I’m glad I’m not a type of people that my household has to carry their head down when my title is talked about. So excuse me whereas I cope with these clowns as a result of ain’t no person gonna inform them the reality like I’m a give it to them.”

A short time later, Cardi B was prompted to weigh in after a Twitter user brought up J Prince’s claims.

“NEVER….inform him to point out receipts ….Only those who was there was Wack [100] and Big U ….why would he be name for something involving crips? Whole bunch of fairy tales,” she tweeted in a since-deleted post. “BIG LIES.”

Offset also reacted to J Prince’s post and also denied the allegations.

“Street Nigga flip [cop],” the Atlanta rapper tweeted. “Never wanted you for no smoke u da police all mouth with no proof simply fairy tales let this be the final time we communicate on this.”

J Prince first called Offset out on a recent episode of the Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast, where Prince, J Prince Jr. and Mike Prince appeared to clear their name of rumors surrounding Takeoff’s death. At the end of the interview, Prince issued a veiled threat toward the Offset.

“This Offset dude. I ain’t gon’ go away him out,” J Prince said at the 57:59-mark of the interview. “I’m simply actual like this. Niggas be throwing rocks and hiding their fingers, proper. I do not like them form of people. The reality of the matter is, one can dance and do various things in entrance of those completely different cameras and all types of shit. The reality of the matter is, nigga, you wasn’t actually proper there with Takeoff when he was alive.”

He continued: “For you to be taking these positions that you just taking. I received folks all over the place, so I hear all types of issues. I’ma simply say this to you. Don’t by no means put me in no place the place I’ve to defend myself. That would not be wholesome for you.”

Offset responded to J Prince’s threat a short time later on his Instagram Story.

“First off, y’all niggas talking on my actual brother,” Offset started. “I do not know what the fuck y’all niggas received occurring. Y’all niggas talking on my actual brother. How dare you niggas even communicate on me and Take relationship, nigga. I do not know you, nigga, from a can of paint, nigga. Y’all niggas do not know the way me and my brother rocked, nigga. You making an attempt to clear your face. This your fifth interview nigga carried out did about my brother, nigga. You ain’t take into consideration his momma? You ain’t take into consideration the household, nigga? We ain’t mentioned nothing. Nobody mentioned nothing however you niggas.”

He added, “Who y’all niggas assume y’all is, John Gotti? Ain’t no person going for none of that. Ain’t no person stunting none of that shit y’all niggas speaking ’bout both. And, in the event you heard one thing from me, I’ma inform you it is gon’ come from me. Call my cellphone. Y’all niggas going off some he say, she say shit. Then y’all niggas presupposed to be this and who y’all presupposed to be. And y’all niggas on interview, airing it out on interview, speaking about I mentioned this. Call my cellphone homie. You name my cellphone we’ll have a dialog.”

J Prince has been in defense mode following rumors that members of his camp were involved in or should have prevented Takeoff’s death, which occurred when he was shot and killed in Houston outside a private party for J Prince Jr.  Million Dollaz Worth of Game cohosts Gillie and Wallo, and Prince have received backlash for his recent interview.