Due to allegations of copying and infidelity, rappers Cardi B and Bia's feud has escalated to new heights with the release of diss tracks, threats of legal action, and phone call leaks.
The dispute started when Bia dropped a brand-new diss track directed at Cardi B following the singer's legal threats regarding reports that she had cheated on her spouse, Offset.
Early on Sunday morning, June 1, Cardi B threatened to reveal her private conversations with Bia and shared clips of what she described as a "Fake diss" from Bia on Instagram Live, further escalating the situation.
In response, Bia held her own Instagram Live session, during which she teased a diss song directed at Cardi B. In addition to restating the accusations of copying and cheating, Bia included Cardi's kids, Wave and Culture, in the argument in the song. Bia rapped, "Put it on your gang that they ain't f### you in." "Since you are breaking your vows, put it on your husband."
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She ridiculed Cardi's lyrical abilities and implied that she doesn't write her rap songs, casting further doubt on her songwriting abilities. "'SUE ME?'" That's not hip hop," Bia captioned her post.
In response, Cardi B shared posts from what she claimed to be Bia's finsta (fake Instagram) account on her Instagram Live. One post said, "Good luck you think I'm Tasha K," alluding to Cardi's prior legal triumph over blogger Tasha K. Cardi claimed that Bia was trying to upset her family and was taking their beef beyond rap. "You must bring in your receipts, or I will sue you.
And not court receipts, social media receipts," Cardi forewarned. "Every tiny f###### red penny you ever f###### make b####, I will get—all of the money you earn from publishing. So, choose a safe activity to do.
Another diss track from Bia's purported first account was also played by Cardi, featuring the line, "How you mad he is cheating on you? Tell him the truth, B####, and I'll give him the inside scoop. Cardi questioned why Bia hadn't gone straight to Offset if she knew any damaging information.
She questioned, accusing Bia of trying to gain influence, "So b#### why you ain't tell him the scoop?"
Although hostilities between the two artists began last year, they have recently become more intense, especially after fans accused Cardi B of copying Bia. Cardi responded to Bia's apparent agreement with these charges on the "Wanna Be" remix.
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