Tia Kemp GOES OFF on the BARBZ for blowing up her phone after she chose Cardi B's side over Nicki's

Tia Kemp GOES OFF on the BARBZ for blowing up her phone after she chose Cardi B's side over Nicki's
Tia Kemp GOES OFF on the BARBZ for blowing up her phone after she chose Cardi B's side over Nicki's

In this episode of The Blac Pill, we’re diving into one of the wildest moments in hip-hop fan culture right now — Tia Kemp calling out the Barbz after she publicly showed love to Cardi B in her long-standing feud with Nicki Minaj.

Tia Kemp, known for speaking her mind and never holding back, went viral after revealing that Nicki Minaj’s fanbase — the Barbz — had allegedly been blowing up her phone, sending messages, and even trying to leak her number after she took Cardi’s side. Tia didn’t let it slide. She jumped on Instagram Live to address the situation head-on, telling the Barbz to stop trying to intimidate her and reminding everyone that she has a right to her own opinion.

But this moment didn’t come out of nowhere — it’s part of a much bigger conversation about the divide among women in rap, a scene that’s been full of tension, loyalty, and competition over the past few years.

To really understand how we got here, you have to look back. The Cardi B and Nicki Minaj rivalry dates back to around 2017, when Cardi’s breakout success with “Bodak Yellow” seemed to challenge Nicki’s long reign as the top female rapper in the game. What started as subtle tension in interviews turned into a full-blown feud after the infamous Harper’s Bazaar fashion week altercation, when Cardi allegedly threw a shoe at Nicki.

Since then, the fanbases — the Barbz (Nicki’s loyal supporters) and the Bardi Gang (Cardi’s fans) — have kept the feud alive online. Every time one of the rappers drops a song, a tweet, or a post, social media goes into a frenzy. And lately, new voices have joined the mix — artists like Latto, Megan Thee Stallion, JT, Ice Spice, and GloRilla — who often get pulled into the drama whether they like it or not.

Recently, Nicki Minaj has been clashing with several younger rappers, while Cardi continues to solidify her own circle and collaborations. Fans see it as a new wave of rap “alliances” and rivalries, sparking constant debate about who’s really running the female rap scene in 2025.

That’s what makes Tia Kemp’s viral rant so interesting — she isn’t even a rapper, but her opinion alone was enough to set off one of the most passionate fanbases in music. It shows just how intense this “rap civil war” has become, where even outsiders can get caught in the crossfire of online loyalty and stan culture.

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