Offset Drags Stefon Diggs with Brutal Michael Jordan-Dennis Rodman Comparison in New Cardi B Diss

Rapper Offset mentioned basketball greats Michael Jordan and Dennis Rodman in a new diss track, “No Sweat,” aimed at his former partner Cardi B. Offset first tied the knot with Cardi B in 2017; she filed for divorce three years later. Although they reconciled momentarily, she filed for divorce again in July 2024.

She has since started dating NFL player Stefon Diggs, who was also mentioned in Offset’s new track. The former “Migos” artist dissed his soon-to-be ex-wife by likening himself to Jordan, and her current partner Diggs to Rodman. The lyrics referencing the basketball stars are as follows:

“How the f*** you leave Jordan for Rodman? You a fool if you think that I’m hurt. You ain’t happy, I know how it work. How you married and still givin’ birth? Get some help, b****, you goin’ berserk.”

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Cardi B and Stefon Diggs have not replied to her ex's mention of them in his new track. The couple seems to be focusing on their own relationship and is expecting to welcome a child soon.

They went public with their relationship in May after the pair was seen arriving at the New York Knicks-Boston Celtics game while holding hands.

Cardi B has three children with the rapper: Kulture Kiari Cephus, born in 2018, Wave Set Cephus, born in 2021, and Blossom Cephus, born in 2024. She is expected to welcome her fourth child with Diggs in February 2026.

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Offset shared Kobe Bryant’s motivational message after the Lakers legend’s death

Known for bringing his "Mamba Mentality" to all walks of life, Kobe Bryant's legacy is one of inspiring people to relentlessly pursue their goals. After Bryant died in 2020, Offset shared a motivational video of the Lakers legend on Instagram, referring to the late basketball star as the "GOAT."

"WORDS FROM THE GOAT," he wrote.

The video rapper was considered eerie at the time as it was posted shortly after Bryant's death, and starts with Kobe apologizing for his absence.

"Hello everyone, I'm so sorry I can't be with you tonight," Bryant said. "However, I couldn't completely miss the chance to take a moment to share some thoughts with all of you."

The video has since been removed from social media.

Edited by Sameer Khan