Megan Thee Stallion made it clear that she’s not looking to get caught up in feuds with her competitors.

The 25-year-old rapper quickly moved to quash any talk of a beef between her and Cardi B, 27, on Wednesday after a fan account suggest there was bad blood between the two.

She clapped back on Twitter and claimed she ‘didn’t like drama.’

Nothing to see here: Megan Thee Stallion, 25, clapped back on Wednesday at claims she’s feuding with Card B, 27. ‘I don’t like drama,’ she wrote; pictured February 11

‘I did not like no damn stupid a** comment like this. I don’t even upload my own s*** to my YouTube my label does,’ she clarified.

‘I DO NOT HAVE A PROBLEM WITH ANYBODY. I don’t like drama I do not bring other females down stop trying to start fake beef.’

Talk of a feud began after Megan was accused of liking a comment on her YouTube account that claimed she was more talented that Cardi B (real name: Belcalis Almánzar).

‘She won my respect… paying homage to the GOAT means a lot. Pac would be proud. She exceeded Cardi, HANDS DOOOOWN,’ read the original comment.

Receipts: Talk of a feud began after Megan was accused of liking a comment on her YouTube account that claimed she was more talented that Cardi B

Fighting words: ‘She won my respect… paying homage to the GOAT means a lot. Pac would be proud. She exceeded Cardi, HANDS DOOOOWN,’ read the comment that Megan’s account liked; pictured in 2018

Move along: ‘I DO NOT HAVE A PROBLEM WITH ANYBODY. I don’t like drama I do not bring other females down stop trying to start fake beef’; pictured on February 13

Megan (real name: Megan Pete) fired off her own tweet in response to a Twitter user who claimed she wasn’t a fan of Cardi.

‘It’s officially confirmed. Megan Thee Stallion does NOT f*** with Cardi B,’ they wrote, followed by a coffin emoji.

The tweet included screenshots of YouTube comments critical of the Bodak Yellow rapper that Megan’s account had liked.

So far, Cardi has yet to comment on the exchange.

Though Megan denied liking the anti-Cardi comments, her response left open the possibility that they were liked by the person running her YouTube account.

Multiple occurrences: The tweet included screenshots of YouTube comments critical of the Bodak Yellow rapper that Megan’s account had liked

Technicality: Though Megan denied liking the anti-Cardi comments, her response left open the possibility that they were liked by the person running her YouTube account; shown in January

Gag order: The faux-conflict came a month after Megan was temporarily prevented from releasing new music after she asked to renegotiate her contract; shown in February

Megan’s exchange comes a month after she revealed that her record label 1501 had refused to let her release new music.

The conflict began when she asked to renegotiate her contract after her management team at Roc Nation found that her original contract had many terms that were highly unfavorable to her and gave an unusually large percentage of her earnings to 1501.

She claimed that she hadn’t understood the contract’s significance when she signed it around age 20.

The rapper and singer was eventually able to release the EP Suga on March 6 after she filed a restraining order against her label.

Carl Crawford, the head of her label, seemed to address the situation in an oblique Instagram post.

‘At a time when loyalty is at an all time low it’s nice to be with @jprincerespect who is steady teaching me how to move in this cutthroat industry. And I know that terrifies some especially the ones who double cross me,’ he wrote, adding the hashtag #Paybacksab****.’

Upper hand: Her label boss Carl Crawford even addressed the situation obliquely on Instagram. Megan was later able to release her Suga EP after she won a restraining order against the label