One week after matching wits with Akbar V on social media, Cardi B is sparring with City Girls‘ JT on Twitter.
Here is everything you need to know.
Cardi B and City Girls‘ JT Twitter battle
The beef between Cardi B and City Girls‘ JT seemingly began after the latter congratulated rapper GloRilla for the success of her song, Tomorrow 2.
However, JT failed to mention the 29-year-old rapper, who features in the song.
Furthermore, JT whose real name is Jatavia Shakara Johnson was called out for not including the Bodak Yellow hitmaker in the message.
But she responded with, ‘NAH actually the tweet was too long. PLUS Cardi Been having top 10’s I been congratulating her for years this is GLO first one, I’ve been ignoring y’all but y’all are hella annoying. Move round & get off my D**K thank YOU!’
Nevertheless, everything supposedly went south after a random tweet from Cardi that read, ‘Lapdog.’
JT directly addressed the mother of two in her following subtweet.
She claimed, ‘I hope you don’t think you no BULLY! Cardi, you go fetch a real talent! We DM’ing why you come back here to put on a show for these KIDS?’
Moreover, Cardi clapped back by saying, ‘So wait, me and you talking in the DM woman to woman, but YOU take it to your timeline and throw shots calling me a bully and a wiener. Why you playing dumb? And YOU talking about a talent?! haaaaa! You forgot P tried to put me on with your writer?’
The 29-year-old singer on the other defended herself against Cardi’s accusations in a follow-up tweet.
She mentioned, ‘For our hooks for our sound ’cause you clearly have none! Ask ANY writer! I write my OWN shit!!! You know this.’
Cardi B and Akbar V’s back and forth on Twitter
On 25th September, Cardi B made headlines for trading shots with Akbar V on social media.
However, later Akbar V suggested that the Bronx rapper contacted her through her cell phone number.
She said, ‘Who gave this ho cardi b my number? Gotta be one of y’all weird ass hoes?’
Additionally, she threatened to expose her text exchange with Cardi B on social media.
The New York native responded to Akbar V’s claim by writing, ‘If we said what we say on the phone why to keep texting me after and going to the internet?’