N-dubz star Dappy furiously rants he’ll ‘twist head off’ accountants in cash row & vows to never write for band again

N-DUBZ star Dappy threatened to “twist the head off” his management and “slap” accountants over cash allegedly missing from a sell-out tour — and blasted: “I want my breaddddd.”

Furious Dappy, 36, ripped into them on Instagram and claimed he had yet to receive a penny from the hip-hop trio’s comeback shows.

And the singer — real name Costadinos Contostavlos — vowed never to write another tune with the Noughties outfit.

In one post, he shared a document which said spending from the tour budget was “way over what we expected” and there were “no funds available to Dappy”.

The dispute is understood to centre on cash allegedly sent in error to a manager.

However, all parties are said to be working to resolve the issue.

Dappy, 36, took aim at the manager, who we are not naming, on his Instagram, blasting: “I’m gonna twist your head off your shoulders when I catch you.”

In the rant, which he later deleted, Dappy also slammed an accountant, saying: “I’m slapping you sooo hard too you little f**k boy. I want my breaddddd.”

N-Dubz ended their 11-year hiatus in 2022 when the group, including Dappy’s cousin Tulisa, 35, and pal Richard “Fazer” Rawson, 36, released new single Charmer.

They announced last November’s ten-date reunion tour, adding seven more dates when it sold out in minutes.

The group, from Camden, North London, followed up with a successful summer tour and in August they released Timeless, their first studio album in 13 years. It made the top ten.

In his posts, Dappy boasted of “24 arenas, five O2 arenas, 17 parks” all “full to da brim”.

The document he shared, which appeared to be an email, read: “There are currently no funds currently available to Dappy from the N-Dubz money.

"We are still yet to receive everything from (the manager) but from what he has provided so far, the level of his spending on behalf of Dappy from the tour money is way over what we expected.

“It’s not a case of Dappy not being paid for the tour, it’s a case of the money earnt by Dappy already being spent without his or our knowledge.

"This spending has eaten in to the other band members’ pots. Again, we did not know this was happening.”

Dappy posted the document to give fans “a little insight on this N-Dubz mess I’m going through”.

He wrote: “Since N-Dubz comeback, I wasn’t paid a penny in any way, form or shape! I’ll never write another song or bar with N-Dubz again.”

A spokesman for Fazer said: “I can confirm an error on transfer. This is being dealt with in-house for a positive resolution to be agreed by all parties.”

A representative for Dappy did not answer a request for comment.