Moneybagg Yo & Alleged BM Beef Each Other Over Fake Restaurant Page

BYAron A.Published on April 11, 202322.0K Views

INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 05: Rapper Moneybagg Yo performs onstage during day 3 of Rolling Loud Los Angeles at Hollywood Park Grounds on March 05, 2023 in Inglewood, California. (Photo by Scott Dudelson/Getty Images)

Moneybagg Yo and a woman named Poison Ivy trade shots after she posted disparaging remarks about Ari Fletcher.

Moneybagg Yo found himself in an online back-and-forth with a woman who claims to be the mother of one of his children. As the rapper launched his new restaurant, Cache 42 in Memphis, a woman named Poison Ivy seemingly shared a post under a Facebook page that appeared to belong to the establishment. However, it didn’t mention anything about the restaurant but rather, Bagg’s love life with Ari Fletcher, who he’s been dating for at least two years at this point.

The post, which was written by a page titled “Cache 42 Kitchen & Cocktails, simultaneously dissed and praised Poison Ivy and Ari. “I'm so happy to have shared this moment without Poison Ivy and with Ari instead. Ari may not have spiritual abilities and she may not be Poison Ivy but I will marry Ari one day You ni**as can have Poison Ivy! You see where I'm staying! I'll go to war with God because I worship Allah. Grand Opening was one for the books! Me and Ari love life,” the statement read.

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The rapper didn’t call the woman out by name but he made it clear that he, nor his team, have launched a page for Cache 42. He suggested that Poison used his name to “go viral” while encouraging his followers to report the page. “If Y’all Love Me Report This Fake Capp Ass Shit!! It’s Some Weird Ppl In this World Just Be Wanting To Go Viral For Wateva Shit Sad Bra REPORT THIS PAGE CACHE 42 DONT HAVE A REAL FB PAGE YET!” he posted.

However, Poison Ivy said that Moneybagg Yo is lying. Not only that, she said that Bagg is trying to get out of his relationship with Ari and allowed Poison to post on the Facebook page. “That boy sat up there and watched that shit get posted and then want to turn around, and then get mad, and then go on his mothaf*ckin’ sh*t and sit up here and say, ‘That’s not me off this page,’” Poison said before denying that she’s looking for clout. “How the f*ck I wanna get clout of this n***a?... Moneybagg wants to leave Ari.” Check out the full post above.

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