As the “Clout” collaborators’ public split continued to make headlines, fans jumped into the fray to defend their favorite artist. Some of Cardi’s followers apparently began bringing up the late Takeoff to use against Offset.

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“Fan wishing death on Takeoff is crazy, [y’all] lil ass better chill,” Offset tweeted. He later returned to X to add, “Correction: Fans using Takeoff’s name in the middle of all this isn’t cool. I’m still grieving my brother, and would like for his name to not be brought up.”

Takeoff (born Kirsnick Khari Ball) passed away on November 1, 2022, at the age of 28. He was fatally shot in Houston. Before his death, the Georgia-raised rapper released music as one-third of Migos along with Offset and Quavo.

In addition, Quavo also seemed to push back against anyone mentioning Takeoff during the Cardi B and Offset separation. The Rocket Power album creator recently tweeted, “Nephew ain’t wit the soap opera LONG LIVE Rocket. Pray for y’all tho.”

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Previously, Offset expressed having a difficult time dealing with Takeoff’s passing. After parting ways as Migos members, Offset and Quavo reunited for a special performance honoring their fallen groupmate at the 2023 BET Awards. Cardi B has also paid tribute to the late Migos rhymer.

Though neither party has explicitly revealed the reason for the breakup this time around, Cardi, 31, posted some cryptic messages about outgrowing people earlier this month.

“You know when you just out grow relationships,” the “Bongos” rapper wrote on Dec. 4, hinting at possible relationship trouble on her Instagram Stories.

She added to the statement, “I’m tired of protecting peoples feelings…I GOTTA PUT MYSELF FIRST.”

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Cardi B and the former Migos band member, also 31, had fans curious, given they had stopped following each other on social media.

Offset also posted to his Instagram Story in the wake of the unfollowing news. The “Stir Fry” rapper posted a Scarface clip featuring Al Pacino yelling, “Hey, f— you, man! Who put this thing together? Me! Who do I trust? Me!”