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Cardi B has addressed the ongoing tension with Bia during a Twitter Spaces session, giving her side of the story.
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She began by reflecting on last year, calling 2024 “the year of the beef.” Cardi claimed the situation led other artists, whom she referred to as “little b***hes,” to believe they could target her in an attempt to boost their own careers.
The discussion quickly turned to her track “Like What (Freestyle),” which has been frequently mentioned in the context of the feud. Bia herself acknowledged in her Hot 97 interview that both she and Cardi had reworked Missy Elliott’s “She’s a B***h.”
“The ‘Enough’ music video comes out, and then you start subbing me again because you, in your delusional mind, think I copied one of your music video contents,” Cardi said. She clarified that the sample in question actually belongs to Missy Elliott. “It’s like, b***h, I done told you before. You’re not interesting enough for me to look at you. You’re not creative, your music is boring, everything about you is boring. I don’t care nothing about you.”
Cardi also addressed rumors that Bia allegedly shared false cheating stories with “a very popular producer that’s cool with my ex,” which Cardi firmly denied.
She further revealed that the track “Whole Lotta Money,” which eventually became a Bia record, was initially sent to her.
“Y’all can’t even play with me with that writing s**t,” she said. “I got the ‘Whole Lotta Money’ record. That s**t was sent to me first, and I dubbed it.”
Later, Cardi declared that the rap beef had a clear winner in her eyes and slammed Bia and others for acting “innocent” after they started drama with her.
