Cardi B's husband Offset has shared the eye-watering receipt for the rapper's bags after a troll suggested her popularisation of them was "devaluing" Birkins.
"Stop letting people on the internet tell y'all who can get a Birkin at the store, and how many Birkin’s you can get," he said on Instagram.
"Black people having access to luxury shouldn't be a debate. By the way hip-hop starts the trends!" he added.
Then, on his Instagram story, Offset shared what is likely Cardi B's Hermés store receipt.
Offset's comments come after a screenshot of an individual saying that Birkin's have lost their value because of their popularity with rappers like Cardi B went viral at the weekend, the Independent reports.
"Birkins have literally lost their value," the caption read.
"The city girls and Cardi have got y'all convinced that these Birkin bags are easy to get. There's a certain number of Birkins that are made per year.
"There are billionaires who are spending months/years on a waiting list to just get one. These bags are supposed to be exclusive and you're supposed to be big in the fashion world and have relationships with these people to get one."
However, as per Buzzfeed, Cardi was quick to tell her fans that they don't have to have such pricey bags to be as awesome as her.
"Let me tell you something: if you're a regular girl you don't gotta break your neck to have a Birkin. A Birkin doesn't make you,” the 'WAP' rapper said.
"So don't ever feel like you gotta compare yourself," she continued. "Don't compare yourself to nobody [on] the internet. This internet sh*t is fake... You still a bad f**king b*tch. Period."
Cardi also responded to the troll's slamming of her bags in an Instagram video where she, like Offset, said that the only reason she was being criticized was because of the color of her skin.
"I've been seeing this tweet right," the 28-year-old began.
"It had me and it had other female rappers on it. They were talking about if we could get Birkins from the Hermés store and they [were] also saying how we depreciate the value of a Hermés Birkin bag. I find that really interesting because, first thing first, I definitely could get a bag. Actually, I got four bags today from the Hermés store."
The rapper then slammed those who were questioning whether or not Black or Hispanic women "could get a bag from the Hermés store" because "y'all don't do this to these white celebrities".
"So why is it that y'all gotta be asking us? What the f***? It just makes you want to brag like, 'Bitch do you know who the f*** you're talking to?' But no, I'm not even going to take it there," she said.
"Another thing is that they're saying we're depreciating the value," she continued. "Actually, we add value because when we mention brands in hip-hop, s*** go up."