Nicki Minaj don't want none of her ex-boyfriend's new song.

After rapper/producer Safaree Samuels dropped his new track "Love The Most," detailing the downfall of his 12-year relationship with Nicki, the "Anaconda" rapper took to Twitter to set the record straight.

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"Took a person with me to fame & fortune," she wrote in a since-deleted tweet. "These dudes leave their girl in the hood. Tell ppl the truth or you will b doomed."

In another deleted tweet, Nicki writes, "Enough with the pity party. Just live your life."

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Minaj also got a little emotional responding to Safaree's song, writing, "God gave me a good heart. I always let ppl get over on me way too long. But that's why I'm blessed. I'll always b blessed. May God keep u."

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The 32-year-old rapper managed to throw a little shade at her former flame as well by mentioning her current boyfriend (and possible fiancee??), writing, "And just for the record, I'm in love with Meek."

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"Lol and now I have a huge smile on my face," she continued.

Despite the dig, Nicki ended the response on a very classy note, writing, "Making a 12 yr relationship work at such young ages? We're BOTH the real MVP. things got rocky at the end but we had a GREAT run. #B4Ujudge"

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Safaree's track details some alleged cheating and disrespect during their tumultuous relationship, with lines like, "I had to watch you kiss Nas and pretend it’s all cool/ Inside I was feeling like a motherf**king fool."

"Did the good outweigh the bad, or did the bad outweigh the good," he also sings. "You ain’t do it all alone. We took ourselves up out the hood."

In January, Safaree told Power 105.1's radio show The Breakfast Club that it was ultimately he who walked away from the relationship.

"I'm not going to say I broke up, but I'm the one who walked away," he said. "I packed up my stuff and I left. ... If I wanted to make it work, I could've made it work."

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"Everyone around her works for her, you know?" he continued. "So it got to the point where it was like, 'I'm your man. I'm who you go to sleep with every night. I'm who you wake up with every morning.' And it got to the point where I was being treated like an employee, instead of like her man."

Here's Safaree's song that set Nicki off.

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Oof! Watch Safaree open up more about Nicki below.