Cardi B Urges Fans To Leave BIA Alone After BET Awards Diss Track Performance

Cardi B attends MISTR's National PrEP Day at The Abbey on October 09, 2025 in West Hollywood, California.
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA – OCTOBER 09: Cardi B attends MISTR’s National PrEP Day at The Abbey on October 09, 2025 in West Hollywood, California. (Photo by Amy Sussman/Getty Images for MISTR, Free Online PrEP)

Cardi B’s night at the 2026 BET Awards ended with both a trophy and a conversation. After winning Best Female Hip-Hop Artist, she delivered a medley from AM I THE DRAMA? that included “ErrTime,” “Hello,” “Check Please,” and “Pretty & Petty,” her diss record aimed at BIA. The performance immediately revived discussion about their long-running feud, but Cardi’s comments after leaving the stage pointed in a different direction. Rather than urging fans to keep the back-and-forth alive, she asked them not to turn the rivalry into online harassment.

“Please don’t pick on that girl,” Cardi said in a clip shared by Livebitez on Instagram. She explained that personal experience has made her cautious about fueling internet pile-ons, even when tensions between artists remain unresolved. “I am very big against Internet bullying. Unless my fans have to… But if somebody’s not bothering me, and I feel like she’s not bothering me, I don’t want to be the reason why somebody gets on the Internet and has a bad day or gets depressed or feels bad or feels like the world is against them. Because I really went through that before.” The remarks prompted divided reactions, with some viewers praising the sentiment while others questioned how it fit alongside a performance centered on a diss track.

Cardi B Reflects on BIA Feud

The Bronx rapper acknowledged that responding to criticism has often been part of her public career, while also admitting that prolonged conflicts can eventually lose their appeal. “All these b***hes, blogs was against me…” she said. “I do like teaching b***hes a lesson… But after a while, I’ll kill you and then I feel bad that I killed you and buried you… You really f***ed with me, so I had to do that. But yes, I’m not going to stop performing the show… If somebody don’t f**k with me, I don’t want to keep fing with them, ’cause it gives bullying. And I’m really not a bully unless I have to… My fans gon’ be like ‘Cardi, stop.’ […] I don’t want to ever over-do it… I want to keep being blessed… If she ever see me, I know it’s gon’ be on sight. I know the b*h gon’ want to fight me… I’m with everything.”

The friction between Cardi B and BIA has evolved over several years, fueled by fan comparisons, social media exchanges, diss records, and increasingly personal accusations. BIA has consistently answered when she believes those shots are directed at her, including recent remarks involving Cardi’s relationship with Stefon Diggs after performances of “Pretty & Petty.” While the rivalry shows little sign of disappearing, Cardi’s latest remarks suggest she is trying to separate competitive records from the kind of online hostility that often follows them.


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