Cardi B Responds To Claims She Did not Write Her Personal Disses: ‘Pure Roaster’

Cardi B named her new album “Am I the Drama?” and primarily based on the lyrics, the reply is a convincing YES. On the 23-track venture, the Grammy winner takes intention at a number of of her business friends, together with Ice Spice, JT of Metropolis Ladies, and BIA, on the scathing new tracks “Magnet” and “Fairly and Petty.” The disses have been so deadly, nevertheless, that critics like Joe Budden questioned whether or not she wrote them herself. Cardi B did not let the ghostwriting accusations linger, although, shortly firing again with a submit of her personal that included receipts to again up her phrases.

In line with a report from PEOPLE, Cardi B blasted a number of of her foes in her new album, which turned obtainable for streaming on September 19, 2025.

On the album’s third monitor, “Magnet,” the previous “Love & Hip-Hop” star wastes no time coming for JT of Metropolis Ladies, accusing the rapper of being a “pretend pal.”

“Now let’s discuss this hating-a-s b-tch, ungrateful-ass b-tch. I do not care, met anyone, gotta say it-a-s b-tch / Pretend friend-a-s b-tch, a clown-a-s b-tch,” Cardi B raps over the electrical beat earlier than seemingly taking pictures at JT’s boyfriend, Lil Uzi Vert.

“All that d-ck ridin’, nonetheless ain’t get no feature-a-s b-tch (Haha) / She simply mad she acquired a n-gga she be sharin’ baggage with (Shh) / My n-gga cheat, however I do not stick no dildos in his a-s, b-tch (Haha) / You look a sizzling mess (Hahaha), simply impressed-ass b-tch,” she went on.

Later, on the identical tune, Cardi B seemingly got here for Ice Spice, who many believed threw shade on the mom of three in her 2024 tune “BB Belt,” by which she mentioned, “Fallin’ behind like, b-tch, decide up your tempo. It was humorous ’til I took her place.”

Nevertheless, Cardi B made it clear in her tune that she wasn’t afraid of anybody taking her place within the business, calling the 25-year-old a “snow-face b-tch,” later rapping, “Whose spot is you takin’? My spot’s eternally, ho, I am like a Dalmatian.”

Within the tune “Fairly and Petty,” Cardi B comes for rapper BIA, mentioning her straight.

“Title 5 BIA songs, gun pointin’ to your head,” she opened the tune with earlier than coming for her bodily look, calling her “Diarrhea BIA.”

“I might reasonably die on the surgical procedure desk earlier than I gotta stroll round right here lookin’ such as you,” Cardi B mentioned.

Throughout a current look on “The Breakfast Membership,” Cardi B defined her choice to say BIA by identify, claiming the rapper had spoken negatively about her youngsters.

“You talked about my youngsters tryna be cute,” Cardi B mentioned. “She did her little diss and it was trash… I may’ve [left] it at that, however every part on social media is gonna be seen. When my youngsters develop up in the future they usually see that you just talked about them, they’re gonna ask me, ‘So what you mentioned? What you probably did [in response]?’ I’m not gonna inform my youngsters, ‘I felt like she took the excessive street trigger she misplaced, trigger folks wasn’t on her aspect.’ Nah, I’m not sayin’ that to my youngsters. I’m [gonna be] like, ‘You see how I violated?'”

Budden listened to Cardi B’s new album on his present, “The Joe Budden Podcast,” and gave the rapper her flowers for releasing a strong venture.

He additionally questioned her capacity to provide you with most of the venture’s disses, saying, “Whoever is writing these strains, he’s smoking this sh-t.”

Cardi B, nevertheless, was not right here for the implication that she did not write her personal bars.

“Whoever wrote it?” she wrote in a submit on X, previously Twitter. “Nah that is CARDI.. that is my course of… I am a pure roaster and also you already know I am fast with the mouth so I will be developing with strains and I will report myself then lay it later.”

Cardi B’s submit has since been deleted, however she did share a clip of what seemed to be a tough audio recording of her reciting potential lyrics for the tune “Magnet.”