Safaree accuses Nicki Minaj of cutting him with knife during Twitter feud
During a social media feud with Nicki Minaj, Safaree alleged she once tried to stab him.
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The online fight began after the rapper appeared on Hot97 in New York. During her interview with the radio station's host, Funk Flex, she chatted about her relationship with the reality star, who she dated for nearly 10 years before parting with him in 2014.
She said he lied about writing lyrics for her and said, “How dare you bite the hand that feeds you.”
Safaree allegedly responded on Twitter with tons of accusations, including one where he claimed Minaj once stabbed him.
Remember the night you cut me and i almost died the police and ambulance had to take me out the crib on a stretcher and I had to lie and tell them I was trying to kill myself so they wouldn't take you to jail. When things like that start happening more Than once it's time to dip.
— @IAMSAFAREE (@IAMSAFAREE) August 14, 2018
Minaj fired back in a series of not safe for work tweets, accusing Safaree of stealing her credit card. She also said she paid a doctor, the same one Tyga used, to repair his hairline.
Safaree continued to reply to her posts, clarifying that their union ended because it was “toxic.” He also said Minaj was too big of an artist to “let people see you sweat.”
And you know what I still don't have no hate for you cuz I'm happy in my own mind now. Enjoy your album dropping. And stop letting these ppl see you sweat. This ain't you. You too big to act the way you be acting. No1 on ur level acts like that. Period
— @IAMSAFAREE (@IAMSAFAREE) August 14, 2018
Despite the argument, Safaree said he doesn’t “wish bad” for the artist, who just released her latest album “Queen,” and revealed he was “flattered” to still be a topic of discussion.
Towards the end it got toxic and I just packed up and left. I did things for spite and so did you. I don't wish you bad and I don't want us back together just like I'm sure you don't. I don't need you you don't need me but we will always be linked in the public no matter what.
— @IAMSAFAREE (@IAMSAFAREE) August 14, 2018
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