Cardi B has publicly addressed a dispute with her former producer, SwiftOnDemand, who recently accused her of failing to support him financially. In a heated exchange on Twitter Spaces, Cardi B vehemently denied the claims, stating that she has her own financial responsibilities, including caring for her three children.
The Grammy-winning rapper’s fiery response came after SwiftOnDemand publicly shared a message he sent her, asking for financial support based on his contributions to her early projects. In the message, Swift claimed Cardi had promised to “help me a bit,” sparking online speculation.
However, Cardi quickly dismissed his claims. “I have a lot of expenses,” she explained during her candid session on Twitter Spaces. “I got three f**king kids I take care of. Not one, not two, but three.” She criticized Swift’s argument that she was prioritizing others over him, sarcastically questioning, “You mean the people that birthed me? That made me? Like my parents?”
SwiftOnDemand, who lent production to both volumes of Cardi’s Gangsta Bch Music** mixtapes, alleged that her former manager, Klenord “Shaft” Raphael, stole $2 million from him—another issue Cardi was quick to dismiss. “You’re crying about a fking mixtape that’s making crumbs,” she stated bluntly.
The Bronx rapper also revealed why their working relationship ended, saying, “Yes, I told you I was going to work with you again. Guess what? I haven’t because I don’t like your fking beats. I don’t like them. I don’t like your music.”
“I was trying to be nice and avoid [saying] that, but I have to tell you, I don’t f**king like it,” Cardi emphasized. “You keep chasing something that is not going to happen. I’m not going to work with you again, and now, I’m never going to work with you again.”
Before going on a tirade on X spaces, Cardi posted a lengthy written response, detailing that she has little to no control over the music she made with SwiftOnDemand.
“I told you millions of times I got no control over on the mixtapes that you worked on,” the rapper stated. “Because it’s under our old manager label, not Atlantic. A grown a*s man counting my pockets,” she added. “I have three kids, and I take care of my family. I don’t owe you nothing!.”
