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An aspiring rapper called into The Breakfast Club to accuse washed up rapper Safaree Samuels of scamming him out of $1,000 for a feature on a mixtape.
The Breakfast Club radio co-hosts were discussing reports that comedian Kevin Hart was defrauded out of $1.2 million by a former employee.
They opened the phone lines to the public, and one man called in to say he was scammed by Nicki Minaj's ex.
The man said the scammer was Safaree (and not an imposter) because he DM'd the aspiring producer's blue check (verified) Instagram account.
"This how he got me. He hit me up first actually on Instagram," the aspiring rapper explained.
"He was like, 'Yo, your track is hot.' He told me that he could do a little promo for me, throw my track on Spotify, on the playlist for me and all that for $1,000. So, I paid him, and weeks and months go by. So, I'm hitting him up. He said, 'Oh, I forgot you on this tape so I got you on the next project.' It was supposed to drop in November. So, after November, he completely stopped responding and he basically got me out of $1,000, so I just have to take my L."
Safaree, like other broke artists who were hard hit by the pandemic, created an OnlyFans account to make ends meet.
Safaree did not respond to a blogger's message for a comment on the allegations.
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