Cardi B has had enough of fans and followers making it their business to regularly levy criticisms at artists.

In particular, she came to the defense of Tyla on an X Spaces stream from Los Angeles, amidst what she describes as “straight up disrespectful” comments launched at herself as well as the barrage of negative comments posted in reference to the South African singer.

“People been dragging the shit out of Tyla and it’s, like, the girl don’t even fucking address or talk about nothing,” Cardi said, fed up with the backlash Tyla continues to receive. “I’m starting to feel that people just don’t like celebrities,” the “WAP” rapper continued.

“It’s like the only way that that people like celebrities, if you don’t f*****g say nothing at all.”

Cardi does not directly address why Tyla is receiving so much hate, but she does declare that enough is enough. Many speculate that hate stems from Tyla referring to herself as a “Coloured,” at one point

“[What] I do know is every single time I scroll down on my TikTok, there’s a video of her and people are talking shit and it’s like, Goddamn, what do you want her to fucking do, cut her f****g veins? Like, enough. Enough,” Cardi said.

According to Complex , Tyla did issue a statement online after declining to speak on the identity issue during a Breakfast Club interview. “I don’t expect to be identified as Coloured outside of [South Africa] by anyone not comfortable doing so because I understand the weight of that word outside [of South Africa]. But to close this conversation, I’m both Coloured in South Africa and a Black woman.”

Tyla also addressed the situation during a Variety interview: “That [controversy] was really confusing for me. I understood both sides of the story, but I was left asking, ‘OK, but what do I do now?’ When who you are is challenged, especially when it’s all you’ve ever known, it shakes you. You want to stand your ground, because if you don’t, someone else will try to define it for you.”