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Fans were left upset after Cardi B allegedly showed up two and a hour hours late to one of her concerts as part of her ongoing “The Little Miss Drama Tour.” The rapper is on the last leg of her tour, which followed the release of her highly anticipated sophomore album, Am I The Drama?, with only a few shows left to wrap up.

Cardi B last performed at the Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida, on April 14, 2026. On April 15, 2026, commentary channel @PoppPulse took to X to reshare a TikTok video from user @dylanemarco, who posted a video from inside the venue with the caption:

“Concert started at 7:30 and its currently 9:26 and we still waiting on Cardi to come out.”

It is unclear whether the video was taken during the Sunrise show or a previous concert. The same TikTok user posted a follow-up video, claiming that Cardi B came out around 9:45 pm.

Cardi B’s alleged tardiness to her own show was met with outrage from fans, with one X user accusing the rapper of being unprofessional.

“So unprofessional.”

Several shared similar comments, with one user saying they might resell their ticket because they can’t be bothered to wait that long.

@PoppPulse @Uniccharacter Might need to sale my ticket I ain’t waiting that long

@PoppPulse got no reason to show up that late to a give a mid performance

@PoppPulse She should be ashamed for this

@PoppPulse and people still love her?? 😂🥴

However, some defended the rapper, saying that concerts usually started at 9:30 pm.

@PoppPulse The show usually starts at 9:30. They give it time for the space to fill up and situated and all the protocols for a smooth night is in motion.

@PoppPulse The show doesnt start right at 7:30 bozo plus she still performs the entire set, she doesnt cut stuff out if shes “late” like others

@PoppPulse Never heard of a concert starting before 8

Cardi B hit back at criticisms amid “The Little Miss Drama Tour”

Cardi B’s ongoing tour came months after the rapper released her second album, Am I The Drama?, in September 2025. The tour, titled “The Little Miss Drama Tour,” kicked off in Palm Desert on February 11, 2026, and the rapper had a response to claims that she couldn’t commit to the tour so soon after giving birth to her fourth child in November 2025.

According to People Magazine, Cardi B clapped back at her haters in an X post 12 shows into the tour, saying that all her shows were sold out. She further added that she took the tour and her work seriously, continuing:

“The fact of the matter is, so far every single show of mine has been sold out. Packed from top to bottom! They said I wasn’t gonna commit after I gave birth, they said I wasn’t gonna take it seriously, but I take it very seriously.”

Cardi B continued:

“I perform for two hours and don’t complain. Not only do I treat my shows like concerts, I treat them like parties and have a good time wit my people that why I get REAL reviews from REAL attendees whether that’s my fans, celebrities, or just people that wanna have a good time. Thank you!!”

The rapper continued her conversation in another video posted to social media, hitting back at haters who claimed that she would not be ready for the tour due to her recent childbirth and less preparation time. Cardi added that she understood and recognized the “value of a dollar,” insisting that she never played with her money and had no intention of playing with her fans’ money.

Cardi also said she was sure that people worked hard to afford to attend her concerts, so it was her responsibility to show people a good time and have fun.

“Ain’t nobody f**king giving you money out of the sky, so if y’all spending money on my show I’m gonna give you a hell of a time. That’s why I perform for two hours no matter how tired I am… That’s why I give you all my energy. Because I appreciate that you could do whatever the f**k you want to do with your money, but you’re spending it on me. So I’m gonna give you the total value of your coins,” she added.

Cardi B is scheduled to perform two back-to-back shows at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta on April 17 and April 18.