Cardi B Tells Fans “Don’t Bully That Girl” Following Her Bia Diss During Her Boston Performance

Cardi B took her highly anticipated “Little Miss Drama” tour to Boston’s TD Garden on Thursday night for another sold out show, but she surprised the crowd by shifting her stance on her ongoing feud with rapper BIA.

While Cardi still performed her diss track, “Pretty & Petty,” she immediately used the moment to call for a ceasefire among her fanbase regarding online harassment.

The track, which famously mocks BIA’s career with the lyrics, “Name five BIA songs, gun pointed to ‘ya head/Bow, I’m dead,” has become a staple of Cardi’s current tour. However, while standing in her rival’s hometown, Cardi made it clear that she is separating her rap battles from online harassment.

“We not gonna do that. Don’t bully that girl on social media. Don’t do that, don’t do that,” Cardi told the Boston crowd immediately following the song. “She’s gonna wanna beat the shit out of me after today. If I see you, I see you, I don’t give a fuck—it’s up and stuck. But don’t bully her on social media, I don’t like that.”

The rivalry between the two artists has been simmering since 2024 and reached a personal boiling point earlier this year. After Cardi debuted “Pretty & Petty” in February, BIA took to social media to mock Cardi’s personal life, specifically targeting Cardi’s relationship with NFL star Stefon Diggs, with whom she welcomed a son in November 2025.

BIA’s online jab at Diggs, referencing his performance and personal history, provoked Cardi, who previously confirmed their split while making it clear she would not tolerate outside disrespect toward her child’s father.

Despite the intensity of their public back-and-forth, Cardi’s latest comments signal that she is uninterested in supporting bullies. By publicly instructing her fans to stand down, the Bronx rapper is attempting to keep the beef confined to the studio and the stage.

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— — (@coldestinthecut) April 3, 2026