Cardi B Escalates Feud with JT Over Social Media Streams
Cardi B continued targeting JT over the weekend, turning attention to the streaming numbers of JT’s recent diss tracks. JT released two songs aimed at Cardi B, “No Hook” and “Keep Coming,” in the past few days. Cardi B took to social media to poke fun at the tracks’ performance.
In a video clip, Cardi B rapped: “Spent a btch’s fcking streams at the club, $25,000.” She followed with lyrics from her own song, “Magnet”: “All that dk ridin’, still ain’t get no feature-a bi**h.” She added, “You might just get one now,” likely referencing her ongoing rivalry with Nicki Minaj.
The video, shared by DJ Akademiks on Instagram, sparked debate among fans. Some defended JT, claiming her diss tracks were stronger, while others criticized her for low streaming numbers and suggested she received outside help in writing the songs. Comments highlighted the perceived imbalance, noting that JT’s tracks were deleted quietly from streaming platforms.
Cardi B first reignited her feud with JT on her album Am I The Drama?, specifically in the track “Magnet.” The song targets JT and her partner, Lil Uzi Vert. Cardi raps: “She just mad she got a na she be sharin’ bags with / My na cheat, but I don’t stick no dildos in his ass, btch / You look a hot mess, easily impressed-ass btch / You never gave looks, you started getting dressed-ass btch / Ricky O the only fashion house you know-ass btch / You should’ve asked me, would’ve took you to the show, lil’ b*tch.”
Cardi’s social media jabs extend her ongoing rivalries, including her public tension with Nicki Minaj. The feud with Nicki began after the rapper joked about Cardi’s relationship with Stefon Diggs, prompting several days of fiery exchanges across social media platforms.
Cardi B’s latest video underscores her willingness to publicly challenge rivals, leveraging humor and statistics to strengthen her position. With streaming metrics and social media as part of the battlefield, the feud between Cardi B, JT, and Nicki Minaj continues to dominate conversations in hip hop.
