Bia released a song against her rap rival Cardi B, alleging that the superstar was cheated on by her husband Offset in the home they share.
The 32-year-old rapper took to Instagram on Sunday playing the song (which has no formal title) from a studio where she was sitting, taking aim at the 31-year-old superstar I LIke It singer.
Bia’s song lyrics included: ‘Put it in your gang that you don’t get fucked with/Put it in your name since you’re as gangsta as your damn friends/Put it in your husband since you love lying in your vows.’ I write all my verses. I can do this shit for hours.
‘I’ll be damned if I let a damn ab**** in my house/Your money stretches out and you split it/Your black say, “That’s ours.”
The song’s chorus continues: “I have a dark soul, I have a bright future/I’m going to let you know/I’m a sniper/You’re nothing but a damn girl/I see right through you.”
Bia, 32, released a song against her rap rival Cardi B, 31, alleging that the superstar was cheated on by her husband Offset, 32, in the home they share.
The Medford, Massachusetts native, who donned a leather vest and had her locks parted in the clip, took aim at Cardi B about other topics on the diss track.
Bia stated that the plastic surgery that Cardi B underwent has given ‘average results’; and she said she talks like a second grader.
Lyrics include: ‘Say you love yourself but you won’t put that on your kids/ All that surgery and how your body is so average/ I thought your ass was because of the culture/ You’re just trying to ride the wave/ You should be home with your kids because, damn, you talk like a second grader.
Bia, whose full name is Bianca Landrau, responded to a statement Cardi B previously made on the social media platform by saying she would be taking legal action against her over allegations involving Offset.
“I’m suing you and you have to come with receipts,” said Cardi B. ‘And not social media receipts: court receipts. I’ll take every little red cent you can earn, bitch.
“All the money you make from your posts, so find something safe to do.”
In Saturday’s Instagram clip, Cardi B said she felt discouraged after Bia made allusions to her taking away from her creativity.
“I’m so shocked by the fact that she thinks I’m copying her or stealing from her, because there’s nothing she does that I like,” said Cardi B. “I don’t like her music, I don’t like her style… “I don’t even see the hell.”
Bia took to Instagram on Sunday playing the song (which has no formal title) from a studio she was sitting in, taking aim at the I Like It singer.
The Medford, Massachusetts native, who donned a leather vest and had her locks parted in the clip, took aim at Cardi B about other topics on the diss track.
In the caption of her post, Bia addressed the legal threats, ‘”SUE ME”??? That’s not hip hop
Cardi and Offset, who exchanged vows in 2017, are parents to daughter Kulture, five, and Wave, two. Photographed at the MTV VMAs in September 2023 in New Jersey.
In the caption of her post, Bia addressed the legal threats, ‘”SUE ME”??? That’s not hip hop.
Cardi B appeared to take aim at Bia on a recent remix of Wanna Be featuring Glorilla and Megan Thee Stallion.
The lyrics include: ‘I guess I’m a teacher since you want to replace me/ She did what? She had no idea / I thought she was on the shelf, Ikea / I hope she talks like that when she sees her / Damn, please, no one wants to be you.’
Cardi and Offset, who exchanged vows in 2017, are parents to daughter Kulture, five, and Wave, two. Amid a series of breakups and reconciliations, the couple appears to be together at the moment.
