Cardi B Reportedly Slams Nicki Minaj Over TPUSA Collaboration and Nigeria Controversy
Cardi B appears to have taken aim at fellow rapper Nicki Minaj following Minaj’s recent collaboration with the conservative organization Turning Point USA (TPUSA), according to online reports.
The exchange has sparked debate across social media and fan communities.
Over the weekend, comments attributed to Cardi B circulated widely on platforms like X and Instagram. While Cardi B has not given a formal statement or interview addressing Minaj directly, many users interpreted her remarks as criticism of Minaj’s political choices. The posts suggest that Cardi B is distancing herself from Minaj over the TPUSA association.
Nicki Minaj’s partnership with TPUSA has drawn backlash from parts of her fan base and other online audiences.
Critics have questioned her involvement, particularly regarding her stance on political issues, including her comments on the situation of Christian genocide in Nigeria. Supporters of Minaj, however, have defended her, saying the criticism infringes on her freedom of expression and political independence.
🔥🚨BREAKING: Cardi B who supported Kamla Harris in the election just lost it and dissed Nicki Minaj for collaborating with TPUSA and standing against the genocide of Christians in Nigeria and claims Billie Eilish has blocked her for it.
— Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) December 22, 2025
Cardi B: ‘THIS IS EMBARRASSING…… I know… pic.twitter.com/CaYzK8RNtK
The posts from Cardi B have only intensified the conversation, with fans debating the significance of celebrity political engagement and whether it should impact public perception. No representatives for Cardi B have commented publicly, and the context of her remarks remains unconfirmed.
Nicki Minaj uses her voice at TPUSA to put a spotlight on the persecution of Christians in Nigeria and around the world 🙏🏻 pic.twitter.com/ohy7GysE60
— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra) December 21, 2025
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