Offset's New Single 'Ten' Criticized for Lyrics About Infidelity

Released on Valentine's Day, the track appears to reference his tumultuous relationship with estranged wife Cardi B.

Offset's new single 'Ten,' released on Valentine's Day, features lyrics that seemingly boast about infidelity and criticize an ex-partner.
The song includes lines like 'I don’t need you, I got money' and 'You knew a n***a was a dog like a rottweiler,' which many interpret as directed at Cardi B.
Offset and Cardi B's relationship has been marked by public ups and downs, including cheating allegations and a recent divorce filing by Cardi in August 2024.
The accompanying music video for 'Ten,' directed by Kid Art, features model Anok Yai and continues Offset's solo artistic trajectory following his October 2023 album 'Set It Off.'
Cardi B has previously accused Offset and his mother of theft and has publicly addressed the challenges of co-parenting their three children after their separation.