Offset Drops Anti-Love Track In “ten”

Rating: 4 out of 5.

Offset is about to go on a date with a bunch of money tonight.

Offset and Cardi B’s divorce was already big news, but what many might not realize is just how messy it got—think IG Lives getting crashed, wild club run-ins, and a level of public slander we’ve never seen in the history of the United States (cue the Donald Trump voice). Now that a few months have passed, it seems like both have fully moved on. But let’s be real—Valentine’s Day can be a lonely time for the newly single. Apparently, Offset isn’t feeling that at all. In his new track, “ten,” he sounds completely over her.

On “ten,” Offset makes it clear that while he’s attracted to beautiful women, he’s done with the ones who are toxic. But don’t worry about him—he’s got money to keep him company and a confidence that makes him feel irreplaceable. The track itself is a unique mix of an uptempo island beat, cold melodic raps, and some subtly (or not-so-subtly) disrespectful bars. If you’re single, this one might just hit differently.

Offset is about to take his wallet as his +1 to the Cheesecake factory, isn’t he?



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