New Jersey artists Mir Fontane and Mir Pesos sat down for an interview on Tuesday to address allegations that Cardi B stole the hook of their song "Stuck" for her new single "Up".
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Cardi B Really Upset as She Claims Someone Mishandled Her New Single Up
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The Bodak Yellow hitmaker apologizes to her fans as they allegedly struggle to find the song on iTunes, claiming someone dropped the ball which led to the glitch. Feb 8, 2021
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Cardi B apologized to her fans on Instagram. Shortly after her new single Up and music video came out, she uploaded an apologetic video, claiming there s an issue with the release because someone dropped the ball. She wrote in the caption, I m sorry if you having problems finding the song iTunes. I m really grateful for the music video, it s turning out amazing, the femcee said. I m really upset right now. The Devil has been working really f king hard, let me tell you. Because, I know people are having troubles finding the song on iTunes. I don t even think the music video is up on iTunes yet.
Cardi B says someone dropped the ball on getting Up on iTunes
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When Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s “WAP” dropped, everyone knew. It was all anyone talked about last summer. Ben Shapiro reciting the lyrics will unfortunately be forever etched in our memories of a very cursed year. Cardi has a new single now called “Up” and while it’s gotten attention on social media, the attention’s nowhere near the level of “WAP.”
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Part of the issue lies in the public’s difficulty to locate both the song and its video on iTunes. So Cardi took to Instagram Live to say that something’s at play here and she’s trying her best to solve it.