Consider the bridge between Bebe Rexha and G-Eazy officially torched. Nearly a decade after their chart-topping hit "Me, Myself & I," Rexha took to Instagram Stories on Thursday (June 13) to call out her former collaborator in a now-deleted post, claiming he treated her poorly after the success of their 2015 duet.
"You're lucky people are liking you again," Rexha wrote, tagging G-Eazy. "Because I could spill all the tea on the sh**ty things you've done and how you treated me after I gave you your only real hit."
The pop star's fiery comments came in response to a text from a team member asking if she'd be interested in shooting social media content with the rapper. Rexha shared a screenshot of the text alongside her scathing reply. "You have my number," she added. "Why don't you text me and ask yourself, you stuck-up, ungrateful loser."
"And by the way, the answer is no," she concluded. "Hope you're good."
It seems safe to say these two won't be collaborating on a follow-up to "Me, Myself & I," which peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100 in March 2016. They did reunite for "F.F.F." on Rexha's 2017 EP "All Your Fault Pt. 1", but the magic appears to have fizzled out.
Rexha's outburst comes just a week after G-Eazy dropped his new single "Anxiety," and not long after she released her latest track "Chase It" at the end of May. Rexha made headlines for another reason recently—kicking out a concertgoer in Wisconsin for trying to throw something at her. "Out, out," she said in a video clip from the show, held a year after she sustained a serious facial injury when a fan threw a phone at her during a different performance. "Or, if you want to hit me in the face, I had to press charges for the other guy — I'd love to become richer."
So, as Bebe Rexha moves forward with her career and G-Eazy faces the fallout, fans are left reminiscing about the glory days of "Me, Myself & I." But if Rexha's posts are any indication, that collaboration is firmly in the rearview mirror, and she's not looking back.
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