Ice Spice & Latto NAME Cardi B After Goons Attacked Them | HO’

NEW YORK, NY — The rap world has never been short on drama, but the latest feud between Cardi B, Ice Spice, and Latto has taken things to a whole new level. With Cardi B’s goons allegedly pulling up on her rivals, STD allegations flying, and social media ablaze, fans are left wondering just how far the rap girls are willing to go to defend their honor—and their turf.

The Feud Ignites: Cardi B’s Album Drops Like a Bomb

It all started when Cardi B released her highly anticipated album, Am I the Drama, a title that now seems prophetic given the chaos that followed. Within hours of the album’s release, Twitter was in shambles. The rap girls were at each other’s throats, and fans were grabbing popcorn for what quickly became the messiest rap beef of the year.

On the track Magnet, Cardi B didn’t hold back. She called out JT for being Nicki Minaj’s “lap dog,” mocked her relationship with Lil Uzi Vert (who’s long been the subject of rumors about his sexuality), and then went in on Ice Spice, calling her “slow.” The lyrics were brutal:

“Now, let’s talk about this hating bee. Ungrateful bee, fake friend Bee, a clown bee. Your loyalty depends who you around be. She just mad she got a man she’d be sharing bags with. My man cheat, but I don’t stick no sticks in his behind be.”

And for Ice Spice: “Slowface B. Whose spot is you taking? Who? My spot’s forever. 304. I’m like a Dalmatian.”

The shots were clear, and the responses came quick.

JT, Ice Spice, and Latto Fire Back

JT wasted no time, calling Cardi B an “untalented fraud” and mocking her pregnancy by NFL star Stefon Diggs, who’s currently embroiled in his own scandal. But while JT was busy typing out her feelings on Twitter, Ice Spice took a different route—she headed straight to the studio.

A leaked track from Ice Spice, titled Pretty Privilege, saw her firing back at Cardi, calling her a “dirty bee” and daring her to confront her face-to-face:

“She might talk ish on the ‘gram, but she won’t talk ish to my face. Pose her. She hear my song and copy everything I say.”

Fans immediately sensed the tension: Ice Spice wasn’t just responding, she was escalating. Cardi, meanwhile, tried to play it cool on Twitter, posting, “Damn, she was streaming Magnet hard as hell, huh?” But behind the scenes, things were anything but calm.

The Phone Call Leak: Threats and Accusations

The drama reached a boiling point when a phone call between Cardi and Ice Spice’s manager was leaked online. In the audio, Cardi was furious, threatening to pull up on Ice Spice and “beat her” at any red carpet or show she saw her at. The threats weren’t just empty words—Cardi made it clear she was ready to throw hands, pregnancy or not.

She even brought up Nicki Minaj, claiming that unlike Nicki, she would actually show up and fight. Latto, who had recently collaborated with Cardi on Put It on the Floor Too and Cardi’s new album, got dragged into the mess when Cardi called her out for not being as “gangster” as herself.

“Want to act dumb? Why you want to act dumb? Trust me, I really don’t know. You don’t know? I’ma show y’all. I’m not like none of these rap girls. I’ll show you what’s up. I’ma beat her. Any red carpet, any show I see her, I’mma go in that mouth.”

The audio sent shockwaves through the fandom. Cardi wasn’t just talking tough—she was promising real-world consequences.

Latto and Ice Spice Respond: Naming Cardi B

As the drama unfolded, Latto took the high road, issuing a public apology for any shade she may have thrown and promising to privately make it up to Cardi. But it was clear that beneath the surface, trust was broken. Latto didn’t bother replying to Cardi’s apology, and fans speculated that the friendship was over.

Ice Spice, meanwhile, kept her response short and sweet, reminding Cardi of her own Dominican and Black heritage, and questioning why Cardi felt so comfortable dragging her into the feud.

“No offense, Barty. It’s because I have a Dominican parent, a black one.”

Cardi tried to clear the air, explaining her own background and asking for a Vanity Fair photo Ice Spice had taken of her. But the damage was done. The beef had gone from playful to personal, and fans were choosing sides.

Colorism, Ghetto Tropes, and Industry Double Standards

The feud quickly became about more than just music. Fans and commentators began to discuss colorism and the double standards in the industry. Raymont, a diehard Nicki Minaj fan, reignited the debate by pointing out how Cardi B’s lighter skin and “marketable” image had helped her achieve success that “visibly black” artists struggle to attain.

“Girl, why are you getting so mad at the comparison? I’m saying you are successful and reached heights that visibly black people ghetto. People have a harder time reaching. You’ve had major campaigns that ghetto black women and men like me will never get. It’s deeper conversation.”

Cardi responded by sharing her own struggles, recalling how she was called “ghetto” and “ratchet” when she first became famous, and how those labels have followed her despite her success.

“It’s crazy because when I became famous, people said, ‘I’m ghetto.’ Talked is about my accent. Call me dumb because the way I speak, say I got no cou. Talk about my teeth, my braids, my two buns. And to this day, no matter what I accomplished, I still get called a stripper. All because I’m from the ghetto.”

Fans React: “This Is Nuts and Sad”

Fans were split. Some called out Cardi for threatening to “jump” Ice Spice and Latto, especially while heavily pregnant. Others defended her, saying she had every right to clap back at the disrespect. One fan wrote:

“Calling L a P while using her verse to sell an alternate version of her album is so crazy, even if this is old.”

Another said:

“Spice ain’t about ish. She better stop that BS for real. Out here talking is about Cardi. Ice Spice not dumb and know what is she doing? Why is she even mentioning Cardi? Cardi has all the right to talk back. She gone mess around and find out. I promise you that.”

The Bigger Picture: Will the Drama Ever End?

At the heart of the feud is a question about respect, representation, and the pressures facing women in hip-hop. Cardi B, Ice Spice, and Latto are all fighting for their place in a cutthroat industry, and sometimes the battles spill out into the public eye in ways that are messy, raw, and unfiltered.

As one commentator put it:

“This isn’t being taken seriously enough. Gay men should be protected. Justice for Chris, I stand with the gays.”

The drama shows no signs of slowing down. With Cardi B’s baby due soon, fans are already predicting a showdown once she’s back in fighting shape. Will Ice Spice and Latto keep their distance, or will they stand their ground and name Cardi B as the aggressor in this rap war?

For now, fans are left to speculate, gossip, and wait for the next diss track or leaked phone call. One thing is certain: In the world of hip-hop, the drama is never just about the music—it’s about power, respect, and survival.

What do you think about Cardi threatening to jump Ice Spice and Latto? Was she right to lash out at Latto, even though she wasn’t involved? Let us know in the comments below.