Cardi B And Offset Sued Over Nonpayment For Mansion Featured In Their Music Video

Cardi B and Offset are being sued for using a Beverly Hills property in Offset’s directorial music video for “Like What.” The property owner sued the pair for misrepresenting their plans to shoot a TikTok video instead of a music video to save leasing payments.

Homeowner suing Cardi B & Offset. He says he was tricked into allowing the pair to film a music video at his home for free.

As the plaintiff put it in the docs … Cardi, Offset and their team knew they’d have to shell out a chunk of change to film at the prestigious Beverly… pic.twitter.com/Duh7WzMiPp

— Mílagro (@MobzWorld) September 17, 2024

According to court records acquired by TMZ, the homeowner let Cardi, Offset, and their entourage use the property for free, thinking it was for a short TikTok video.  The owner claims he would have charged the correct rent if he had realized the property was being utilized for a high-production music video with over 27 million YouTube views. The homeowner seeks damages over $35,000. Cardi B responded to the charges by denying them and fighting back.

We paid those people $10,000 IN CASH to rent the property for a whole 24 hours that same day 6am to 6am the next morning and we went over by ONE hour which we paid overage fees to the realtor for in March. There was cameras all over and both the realtors and the owners was there… pic.twitter.com/qu8KogsZzs

— Cardi B (@iamcardib) September 17, 2024

She responded to the case on social media, saying she paid $10,000 in cash for 24-hour house use and extra expenses for overstaying. Cardi claims that the property owner and realtors were present throughout the shoot and knew it was a music video.