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Cardi B denies releasing new song with 'top male' hip hop artist

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American rapper Cardi B on Thursday refuted a report that she is set to release new music with another artist soon.

A report by Page Six claimed that the "Bodak Yellow" hitmaker will be collaborating with a "top male" hip hop artist.

Cardi B was quick to deny the report and said: "I don’t wanna gas y’all and put a battery in y'all back … so I’m going to be the one to tell y’all what @PageSix wrote is not true."

"I actually wish but if y’all been checking in with me on Centerfold y’all know what’s been the issue," she added.

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As of writing, Page Six has yet to address the issue and its story is still up on its website.

Last January, Cardi B won some $4 million in a libel lawsuit in the United States against a celebrity gossip blogger, who posted claims that the superstar rapper was a "prostitute" who had herpes and used cocaine.

In 2019, the 29-year-old rapper, born Belcalis Almanzar, had sued the YouTuber Tasha K for posting "malicious rumors" and "degrading and harassing" claims in some 20 videos that referred to the famous artist, according to the lawsuit filed in Georgia's northern district.

Cardi B was awarded roughly $2.75 million -- including punitive damages and medical expenses -- and additionally approximately $1.3 million over the legal fees, according to court filings.

A rapper from the Bronx, Cardi B soared to fame with hits including "Bodak Yellow," "I Like It" and "Money." The Grammy winner separately is facing ongoing charges in Queens over a strip club brawl case.

— with reports from Agence France-Presse

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