Kadarius Toney says it wasn’t him who unleashed a hateful Giants-related message to a fan.

“My apologies….I got hacked,” Toney wrote Tuesday afternoon after profanity-lace audio from his account toward a Giants fan was released.

Twitter user @Kayvon Ojulari posted the audio that was sent from Toney’s account to him in a direct message after the fan was teasing the former Big Blue wideout that he misses quarterback Daniel Jones.

“You talk about I miss Daniel Jones,” Toney allegedly said in in the voice note. “Apparently, he misses me I can show you the call log, he callin’ me, blowin’ me up.”

“Pull up n––a or shut the f–k up,” Toney continued yelling at the Giants fan using a burner account. “Tell that n––a (Daniel Jones) stop calling me then if he don’t miss me, f–k ass n––a. Get your p––y ass outta my DM’s unless you droppin’ an addy.”

Another tweet was to Toney’s account after dark, giving some advice to Giants running back Saquon Barkley in his contract standoff.

“Y’all too worried bout me …Tell Saquon sign the deal,” Toney tweeted at 2:09 a.m. ET on Tuesday.

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Toney has shown some playful animosity toward the Giants because.

In June, Toney showed off his middle finger while wearing his Chiefs Super Bowl ring “for everybody in New York.”

The Giants traded Toney to Kansas City in return for a third-round pick, which the Giants then flipped for tight end Darren Waller.

Toney was largely a non-factor as a Giant, amassing 41 catches for 420 yards without any touchdowns.

But the wide receiver was pivotal in the Chiefs’ Super Bowl win, scoring a touchdown in the second half and setting up another with a 65-yard punt return.

After the October trade, coach Andy Reid said “You just don’t get ’em,” when referring to the ex-Giants first-round pick.

“He’s very talented.”

Talent was there, but Toney played just 12 games in New York — 10 in his rookie year — while battling several nagging injuries.

The Giants selected Toney with the 15th overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft out of Florida, ignoring plenty of red flags about selecting him.

That included his 2018 suspension from the team and being found in possession of an AR-15, among other things.