Watch Newburgh’s finest Pardison Fontaine and Cardi B rap about new relationships in ‘Toot It Up’
Is it me, or does Pardison Fontaine flow like French Montana on this track?
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Today, frequent collaborators Pardison Fontaine and Cardi B released a new track called ‘Toot It Up’ that the Newburgh-bred artist and songwriter, formerly linked to Megan thee Stallion and Jada Kingdom, teased on the world wide web some days ago. On the piquant hook, the Bronx-bred GRAMMY Award-winning superstar Cardi B embraces her verified freakiness, speaks on what gets her going (naughty time), and takes it further to explain what happens whenever she shares photos of herself in a bikini. During his verse, he boasts about being able to throw a birthday bash at the Barclays, his relationships (Benny the Jeweler), the head-turning women he dates, and cleverly shouts out the legendary HOT 97 DJ, Funkmaster Flex.
After the Pardison Fontaine verse, Cardi B seems to share another preference of males she could entertain (athletes), she acknowledges the Nas sample, and reminds us all that she never met a woman who could check her, or a broke man worth her time. Finishing off her addition, she describes her complexion preference, flying private on a jet, and never getting the credit she deserves. Watch the official music video for the explicit record below that interpolates global superstar rapper-songwriter Nas’ fan-favourite lead single, ‘Made You Look’, from his 2002 album, ‘God’s Son’, and the song that Will Smith and Carlton Banks danced to on the popular television show, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air — ‘Apache’ (also commonly referred to as ‘Jump On It’) by The Sugar Hill Gang. Sage English shot it.
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If you identify as a music fan, who invests significant time of your life into the personal lives of others, Cardi B has also addressed the notion of her allegedly backstabbing her friend, Megan thee Stallion, who Pardison Fontaine dated from 2020-2023.
On X Spaces, the ‘WAP’ rapper explained, “I wanna make this very clear. When I fuck with two people and I like two people, I stay away from their shit Because when it comes to relationships, some bullshit will always happen, and one thing about me – I’m gonna stay neutral and I’m gonna stay the fuck out of it.”
She continued, “I don’t wanna hear nothing because I fuck with both of y’all… None of that shit is my fucking business. So stop fucking harassing me, stop calling me a fucked up person, stop calling me a fucking bitch because that’s not what I am.”
