Cardi B’s Super Bowl Dreams In Jeopardy After Disgusting Feud With Nicki Minaj Explodes Online
The beef between Cardi B and Nicki Minaj has gone from entertaining to downright disturbing — and now it may cost Cardi the biggest performance of her career.
Over the past two days, the two rap queens have been going at it on Twitter, trading insults, shady comments, and fan-fueled chaos. But Cardi B crossed a line Tuesday night, making reprehensible comments about Nicki Minaj’s young son — whom she claimed is autistic.
The remarks sent shockwaves through the hip hop community. Even for a scene known for its brutal diss tracks and no-holds-barred beefs, many fans say Cardi went way too far.
The Beef Turns Dark
It all started when Nicki made subtle digs at Cardi’s daughter Kulture, a move that was messy but typical for the longtime rivals. Cardi didn’t just clap back — she took it nuclear.
According to tweets seen by Media Take Out, Cardi claimed that Nicki’s son is “nonverbal,” before making even more disgusting and inappropriate remarks that we won’t even repeat here. The idea of using a four-year-old child — and potentially a child with autism — as a weapon in a feud has left fans disgusted.
Nicki’s Barbz quickly mobilized online, flooding social media with demands that corporations drop Cardi from sponsorship deals. Autism advocacy groups were tagged into the mess, with fans urging them to pressure Cardi’s brand partners to cut ties.
Super Bowl Performance At Risk
While the Twitter war raged, Cardi’s team had been preparing for a massive career moment. Media Take Out can confirm that Cardi B has been slated to perform at the Super Bowl halftime show — as a guest alongside headliner Bad Bunny.
We’re told that Bad Bunny personally reached out to Cardi to join him for a performance of their chart-topping hit “I Like It.” It was supposed to be Cardi’s big “comeback stage,” after the drama in her personal life and the lukewarm rollout of her recent album.
But now, insiders are worried the NFL could pull the plug on her appearance. The league is famously cautious about controversy, and with sponsors being dragged into the mud over Cardi’s comments about Nicki’s son, the risk may be too high.
“This was going to be her moment,” one industry insider told Media Take Out. “But the NFL doesn’t play around with family issues, and once you drag kids into beef — especially in a way that’s being seen as ableist — it becomes a PR nightmare.”
What’s At Stake
Cardi’s brand has always thrived on drama. She’s outspoken, brash, and unfiltered — and her fans love her for it. But this feud may be testing the limits of what audiences, sponsors, and corporate partners are willing to tolerate.
If the NFL drops her from the Super Bowl stage, it would be a devastating blow. The halftime show isn’t just a performance — it’s a global spotlight that can reignite careers, sell millions of albums, and cement legacies.
And with Cardi already facing pressure over her marriage, Offset’s financial drama, and a new wave of criticism about her public image, losing this platform could set her career back in a big way.
The Bigger Picture
Nicki and Cardi’s rivalry has always been fueled by their fans, their music, and their larger-than-life personalities. But by dragging children into the beef, Cardi may have gone too far to walk back.
Now, the feud isn’t just about rap supremacy. It’s about reputations, endorsements, and whether or not the NFL will take a risk on the most unfiltered rapper in the game.
One thing is for sure: Cardi B may be fighting for more than just bragging rights in this beef — she may be fighting to save her career.