Cardi B visited The Tonight Show to promote her sold-out Little Miss Drama tour and revealed she has cut back on online arguments. The rapper shared excitement over high ticket demand while describing the show's high-flying stunts. She also reflected on spending less time debating on Twitter.
Cardi B appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon to talk about her Little Miss Drama tour, which sold out Madison Square Garden this week. The tour, her first headlining trek, began in February and runs through mid-April. She expressed overwhelm from ticket requests, telling Fallon, “40 people from my mom’s side, 30 people from my dad’s side, all my friends, friends from high school, friends from the projects, friend from the Bronx, friends from Brooklyn. I’m so overwhelmed.” Cardi B promised fans a party atmosphere at the concerts. “I make sure that it’s like a party,” she said. “If I could give free liquor out I would. But I have to make some of the money back.” Despite her fear of heights, she performs by flying over the crowd. “You just gotta always be over the top, even if that means risking your own life,” she explained. The tour supports her September album Am I the Drama?, featuring Janet Jackson, Selena Gomez, Summer Walker, Lizzo, Kehlani, Megan Thee Stallion, Cash Cobain, and Tyla. In the interview, Cardi B addressed her social media habits, saying she has “reduced the time” spent arguing online. “Before I would argue for like 13 hours,” she noted. Since the album's release, she has been involved in an online feud with Nicki Minaj—in which J.D. Vance took sides—and criticized Donald Trump’s Department of Homeland Security.
