Cardi B is making it known—she’s not the one to play with. The outspoken rapper recently joined a Twitter Spaces session with her fans, where she didn’t hold back in teasing her highly anticipated sophomore album.
During the chat, Cardi B hinted that several female rappers may find themselves the subject of her lyrical fire, especially those she feels disrespected her during her pregnancy and ongoing divorce from Offset.
The past few months have been intense for Cardi B. With her very public breakup from Offset making headlines, she’s embracing a bold new persona—what she calls her “supervillain era.” “I don’t even like saying, ‘Cardi is in her villain era,’ but I really do feel like I turned into a supervillain deada**,” Cardi B told fans, adding that she’s no longer playing nice. “I used to avoid certain things. I ain’t avoiding sht. You gone take this dck, b*tch.”
Unsurprisingly, not everyone is on board with Cardi B’s fiery attitude. A troll on X (formerly Twitter) took aim, suggesting Cardi should focus more on her personal issues with Offset instead of throwing shots at other female rappers. Cardi B, never one to stay silent, clapped back instantly: “I could worry about whatever the f*ck I want to worry about when it comes about ME.” Her message was loud and clear—she’s in control of her narrative.
The troll didn’t stop there, implying Cardi B should be more focused on her kids than online drama. In true Cardi fashion, she responded with signature flair: “Literally replied in 30 seconds hungry a** b*tch,” before adding, “You see how chubby my baby is? Well fed with 50K on her arm alone in bracelets.”
Cardi B isn’t backing down from critics or drama. Whether it’s on social media or in her upcoming tracks, Cardi B is ready to take center stage—unapologetically. As fans eagerly await her new album, one thing’s certain: Cardi B is in full control, and she’s not afraid to shake the table six times over.