Cardi B Says She Spent 25k At The Club As Much As JT’s Diss Track Streams

During a recent live stream, Cardi B joked that she spent as much money as another artist, presumably JT, because of their beef, got in streams. “Spent a bitch’s fucking streams in the club, 25,000,” she said. “Spend your fucking streams in the club, bitch.” She then proceeded to rap along to her track “Magnet,” which has been perceived by fans as a diss directed at the City Girls rapper. “Fake friend-ass bitch, a clown-ass bitch… Kick your friend while she down-ass bitch,” she rapped. “Still ain’t get no feature-ass bitch. You might just now! You might just get one now, with all that dick riding you be doing. Cardi B collaborated with JT all the way back in 2019 with the City Girls track “Twerk,” but they’ve been at odds since at least late 2022. Cardi referred to JT as a “lapdog” in a tweet, which set off a wave of social media activity from each artist. Last year, JT sent shots on record with his song “OKAY,” and she later took aim at her again with the arrival of her project, City Cinderella. But the beef was reignited big-time when Cardi B’s Am I the Drama? arrived. On the track “Magnet,” Cardi made it clear how she feels about JT. “All that dick ridin’, still ain’t get no feature ass bitch / She just mad she got a n***a she be sharin’ bags with / My n***a cheat, but I don’t stick no dildos in his ass, bitch. / You look a hot mess, easily impressed-ass bitch,” she raps on the track, presumably also referring to JT’s relationship with Lil Uzi Vert. In response to “Magnet,” a big escalation in the beef, JT unleashed a series of tweets accusing Cardi’s boyfriend, NFL star Stefon Diggs, of sexually assaulting marketing executive Chris Blake Griffith. Cardi shot down the allegations and claimed that he changed his story “1000 times” and made similar accusations against Gervonta Davis. It’s also probably not lost on her that Blake Griffith’s interview was with Tasha K, whom Cardi successfully sued. JT also slammed the digital sales figures for Am I the Drama?, tweeting that no one cares because it cost “the price of a hot dog.” The album had a promotional price of $4.99 on the iTunes Store following its release.

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