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Cardi B Not Pleased Being Behind Nicki Minaj on Forbes List

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By Ryan Naumann on September 19, 2019 at 10:49 AM EDT

Cardi B is calling out a recent Forbes list which placed her earnings below those of Nicki Minaj.

Forbes recently released a list of the “Highest-Paid Hip-Hop Acts” for 2019.

Kanye West topped the chart with a reported $150 million. Jay-Z was second place with $81 million, followed by Drake ($75 million), Diddy ($70 million), Travis Scott ($58 million) and Eminem ($50 million).

The list continued with Kendrick Lamar ($38.5 million), Migos ($36 million), Childish Gambino ($35 million) and J. Cole ($31 million).

The first woman on the list was Nicki Minaj ($29 million) and right below her was Cardi B, with a reported $28 million.

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Cardi quickly responded on Twitter writing, “Where do Forbes be getting they numbers from cause they way off ?”

Cardi and Nicki have a long history of beef. The feud reached a high point when Cardi tried to attack Nicki during a New York Fashion Week party in 2018.

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Cardi left the party with a huge bump on her head while Nicki walked out of the building twirling for the cameras.

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Offset, Cardi B’s husband, was recently hit with tax troubles. The Georgia Department of Revenue is accusing Offset (real name: Kiari Cephus) of owing $210,228.91 in back taxes.

A state tax lien was filed against Offset over the 2017 debt. The original amount owed on the bill was $146,845.83. The amount grew with interest ($15,645.42), penalties ($18,318.49) and collection costs ($29,369.17).

The lien warns Offset if the debt isn’t paid quickly, they will begin seizing his assets.

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