Cardi B hits back at online critics with trademark flair

In the era of social media, hate has become a daily reality for many artists who must deal with a flood of negative comments. More and more of them, however, are choosing not to remain passive and deciding to respond to critics, often using their creativity. Songs, paintings, or social media posts become tools in the fight against haters while also serving as a reminder that a person is behind every work of art.

From the beginning of her career in the rap world, Belcalis Marlenis Cephus Almanzar, better known as Cardi B, has been recognized as a strong-willed woman who cannot be silenced. The artist's character was also shaped by her tumultuous relationship with Offset, with whom the songwriter has a daughter and a son. The artist had to confront reports of her partner's numerous infidelities, which could have affected her self-esteem. Instead, Cardi B shows that she remains her own biggest fan, fiercely defending her good name.

One gossip account wrote on the X platform that Cardi B believes men prefer less attractive women because they are more submissive. In response, the rapper wrote: "This was not what the live was about ..This was about how man are intimidated of women that make their own Money cause their not as easy to control ..and how a man told me why he rather date 6 and not 10s…yall want to make it about ME so people can bully me."

In response to the artist's post, one of the users asked whether she considers herself a "perfect ten." Cardi B, instead of ignoring the post, replied in her characteristic style: "I didn’t… but I AM pretty face, pretty frame , little feet, smell good, never got a odor even when it’s that time of the month, got that grippy, street smart, a hustler, rich AF, A God fearing woman… Baby I can upgrade a man life AND buy yours!! A perfect 10."