Cardi B is making it known that social media drama will not interfere with her business empire. The Grammy-winning artist took to X Spaces on Wednesday, October 15, to address what she described as “fake stan Twitter sh*t,” after noticing online users trying to jeopardize her brand partnerships. Confident and unbothered, she made her stance clear: “Y’all not stopping no bags over here.”
The rapper explained that certain accounts have been tagging companies she works with, hoping to convince them to end their collaborations with her. Cardi brushed off those attempts, saying it has never worked and never will. “A lot of y’all been tagging all the companies that I get endorsements from, trying to take the endorsements from me and do funny shit,” she said. “Guess what? It’s not gonna happen.” She added that, instead of losing deals, she’s actually been in talks with more brands eager to work with her once she’s back on tour.
One of the companies she highlighted was Bobbie, an organic infant formula brand she’s currently partnered with. Cardi said her connection to the company is personal and meaningful because of its advocacy for mothers who rely on formula to feed their babies. “Not every woman has the luxury to breastfeed,” she said. “Some gotta go right back to work to feed their families. Pumping takes all day. Some women have to depend on formula, and that’s something Bobbie is fighting for every week at the White House.”
She also pointed out that Bobbie focuses on improving care for Black and Brown mothers. While she didn’t address anyone directly, the statement followed a wave of online arguments and fan-driven disputes. Still, Cardi’s message was one of faith and focus: “I’ve been very, very blessed,” she said. “I help people behind the scenes and I trust God to handle the rest.”
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