Bebe Rexha Calls G-Eazy ‘Ungrateful’ After ‘Me Myself and I’ Trends

Bebe Rexha is opening up about her experience with G-Eazy following the release of their collab, “Me, Myself, and I,” calling the rapper an “ungrateful loser” in a new post Thursday.

The pop star shared a screengrab from her team’s group chat on Instagram, where she’s asked if she’d be interested in shooting content with G-Eazy after their 2015 radio hit went viral online in the last few weeks. In her Instagram Story, Rexha slammed the Freak Show rapper, accusing him of mistreating her, and declining the offer.

“You have my number. Why don’t you text me and ask me yourself you stuck up ungrateful loser,” she wrote in the now-deleted post. “You’re lucky people are liking you again. Cause I could go in on all the sh*tty things you’ve done and how you treated me after giving you your only real hit.”

After deleting the Instagram Story, Rexha doubled down on her statement, writing that she had originally believed the post was “very negative and toxic.”

“Sometimes trauma can lead us to react that way, and that period of my life was traumatizing,” she wrote. “I am writing this because I regret taking it down and I want to say that I still stand by what I said.”

“Me, Myself, and I,” the song Rexha wrote and is featured on G-Eazy’s When It’s Dark Out, has been surging in streams over the last few weeks after unexpectedly going viral on TikTok. It stands out as G-Eazy’s most-streamed song to date on Spotify with over 1.2 billion streams. The only other song of his to come close to that number is “Him & I” with ex-girlfriend Halsey, which is just shy of 1 billion listens.

Rexha alluded to the streaming data, retweeting a fan account’s post with the caption, “Bebe Rexha and Halsey talking about how they carried G-Eazy’s career,” alongside a photo of the two women speaking to each other during an awards show.

Reps for Rexha and G-Eazy did not immediately respond to Rolling Stone‘s requests for comment.

Back in 2018, Rexha joined Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live and shared that she was a “little shocked” when G-Eazy invited Britney Spears to perform her chorus during an awards show.

“I thought that he would let me know and I was upset by it, but then I got to meet Britney and take pictures with her so that made everything way better and I loved it,” she said at the time. “She’s my idol, you know what I mean?”

“I showed up at the awards and imagine you’re part of a song, and then I was just there and in the audience and they didn’t even let me know, so all I hear is, ‘Woo, it’s just me.’ And it’s on stage and I wish I would have known out of respect from G,” she added.

In a video several weeks ago, Rexha shared how she originally wrote the song as a clubbier track titled “I Don’t Need Anything” about her love for music.