In the realm of rap, where diss tracks seem to be the trend, Bia’s recent verse on Dreezy’s remix of “Bi**h Duh” has sparked speculation of a potential feud with Cardi B.
The lines in question suggest pointed commentary aimed at Cardi, particularly referring to her struggles with catching the beat and a past live video where Cardi cried about Offset’s alleged infidelity.
Bia’s lyrics include phrases like “How you say you runnin’ down but you can’t walk on the beat?” which may allude to Cardi’s own admission of difficulty with certain types of music. Cardi previously mentioned her challenges with drill music, expressing dissatisfaction with her attempt at a remix.
Another line, “I can never turn my phone on just to cry, on a live,” hints at Cardi’s emotional Instagram Live session addressing rumors about Offset. During this incident, Cardi accused Offset of ingratitude and disrespect after supporting him for years.
While Bia doesn’t name Cardi directly in her verse, she previously acknowledged being part of Cardi’s “mood board,” suggesting a level of influence or inspiration drawn from Cardi’s style.
The online discourse intensified when Cardi teased her single “Like What (Freestyle)” featuring a sample from Missy Elliott’s track, coincidentally also used by Bia in her 2023 song “Fallback.” Some observers drew comparisons between the two tracks, leading to speculation about potential tension between the artists.
Despite no explicit shots fired between Cardi and Bia, social media has been abuzz with analysis and opinions on the perceived friction. As fans dissect the lyrics and draw their own conclusions, the potential for a brewing feud with Cardi B remains a topic of keen interest in the hip-hop community.