Cardi B receives an apology from Bella Poarch after she was the subject of a hacked Twitter account.

After Cardi B’s Twitter account was hacked and she became the target of abuse from Bella Poarch’s followers on Twitter, Bella Poarch issued an apology to Cardi B, the artist behind the smash hit song “WAP.”

Cardi B is the creator of the tune. The debut extended play by Poarch was named “Dolls,” It was published on the same day as Pop Crave’s tweets advertising the EP.

These tweets promoting the EP were sent through Pop Crave’s official Twitter account yesterday (August 12). The next thing that happened was that Poarch’s account gave a powerful reaction to the post, which read “better than any cardi album.” 

Poarch’s account was responsible for a series of tweets deleted shortly after they were posted and addressed towards Cardi. A poll was featured in one of these tweets, asking her followers whether they were on “Team Nicki” or “Team Cardi.”

Another comment claimed that Poarch did not have the same traction as Cardi by declaring “NO CARDI NO CLOUT,” while another appeared to refer to her as a “pigtail ass bitch.” These comments were made in response to a post that said, “NO CARDI NO CLOUT.”

These two tweets have been removed from the platform. Poarch’s account told in a second tweet that it would make good on its promise to “release [Cardi’s] n*des rn” if it received a total of one hundred thousand likes, which it had already achieved.

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Cardi B Responds to Bella Poarch’s Apology

Cardi, also born Belcalis Almánzar, responded to the tweets when a fan brought them to her attention. Despite this, the rapper seemed to find humor in her situation. She sent a screenshot of a direct message (DM) she had received from Poarch’s Instagram account in response to the fan who had been referenced before. In addition to that, she provided several responses to comments that were made by followers who were concerned.

Overnight, a tweet appeared that seemed to originate from the genuine Poarch, and in it, she reassured her audience that the issue had been fixed to their satisfaction and that it was resolved to their satisfaction.

She posted that she was working with Twitter to regain access to her account and that she had been hacked while asleep but that everything was OK now.

She added that she had been attempting to regain access to her Twitter account by working with that platform. I want to take this opportunity to offer my most sincere apologies to Cardi for the foolish garbage written.

When Poarch launched her debut extended play (EP), named “Dolls,” it was about the same time she had a peculiar interaction on social media. The singer and former TikTok star told NME that the extended play is about “taking back power and the thrill of being able to fight back.”

Alongside the release of the ‘Dolls’ extended play (EP), several tracks were also made available. The first song released by the artist was named “Build A Bitch,” and it was featured on these releases along with other songs titled “INFERNO,” “Living Hell,” and the title track of the EP, which was a collaboration with Grimes.