Cardi B Blames Nicki Minaj Fans For Leaking New Track “Money” Two Days Early

Cardi B Blames Nicki Minaj Fans For Leaking New Track “Money” Two Days Early
On Monday, Cardi B announced that she would be releasing a new track titled “Money” on Thursday, October 25th. However, just hours after her announcement, a clip of the song had already leaked online and was being circulated by a number of Nicki Minaj fan accounts. As a result, Cardi B was forced to release the song days early. Cardi took to Instagram Live to explain what happened.
Music platforms, someone from their building is leaking everything. They tried to retract it but you know the Barbz. They’re always posting me. They always post everything I do. They claim they hate me but they really love me because they be on my page before my fans. Everything that I do, they be on it before my fans. So clearly that seems like love to me.
Despite the premature release, Cardi fans seem to be loving the new track. Much like most of Cardi’s music, it’s a song that definitely has the likelihood of being played in the club.
Listen to “Money” below.
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