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In this episode of "The Latest with Lauren La Rosa," host Lauren La Rosa begins with her "Behind the Scenes of the Grind" segment, reflecting on her need to take short rest periods to recharge after events like the Roots picnic and the launch of "The Breakfast Club" as a Netflix daily live show. She encourages listeners to find small pockets of joy and rest to avoid burnout.
The main story covers a feud between rappers Cardi B and Lotto. It started when a leaked audio clip showed Cardi B yelling at Ice Spice's team, calling Lotto a "pussy" in the process. Lotto, who was pregnant at the time, responded with a diss line on her album "Big Mama," stating she didn't want a bag (gift) from Cardi B. In an interview on The Breakfast Club, Lotto explained she felt hurt because Cardi B apologized publicly but never reached out privately. Cardi B then issued a detailed public apology, explaining she was overwhelmed and emotional during the call. Lotto later expressed openness to reconciliation. Lauren La Rosa notes that public feuds between female rappers are often viewed differently than those between male rappers, and she hopes for a resolution. The episode also briefly mentions Cardi B's reconciliation with Offset after a public argument. The show is interspersed with promotions for other podcasts, including "Hey Jonas" and "Point Game."
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This is your daily dig on all things pop culture, entertainment news, and all of the conversations that shake the room, baby. Now we have not checked in behind the scenes of the grind and some time, y'all. I've literally been grinding and that's what I'm saying. The reason why I created the behind the scenes of the grind segment here on the latest with Lauren La Rosa, the podcast is because I don't take the time I should just sit down and check in with myself, especially not in this new level of things that is happening. And you know, and I know that God has so much more story for me. So I wanted to make a practice of getting better doing that. And why not do it while at work because I'm complaining and saying I don't do it because I be at work. So let's check in behind scenes of the grind. Let's get it. Back on the grind. So last week we were at the Roots picnic. Oh my God, I had such an amazing time there. You guys have been able to hear all of the amazing audio exclusively first from some of my interviews at the Roots picnic. So thank you guys for tuning in to that. And if you missed it, please go back and check out our previous episodes. I include exclusive interviews from TI, K Lani, Dre Ma and Green, all of the people and all of the things. Because you know, that's what we do here at the latest with Lauren La Rosa. But I was tired leaving Philly and leaving the Roots picnic. Like we partied, we sang songs, we concerted. I don't know if concerted is a word. We went to the concert. We was there. We was in the stands. We was doing the things. We got to see Jay Z, which was a monumental moment. Like a lot of times when these things be happening, I literally one thing I will take the time to stop for is to realize, yo, this is going to be history. And I'm here in real life witnessing it and beginning to report on it. So yes, I finally caught up with myself a bit and got some rest just a bit. I've been still in little moments of rest. And that's what I want to tell you guys. And that's behind the scenes of the grind checking is it's okay to do that. Even if you can't schedule for a day or for hour, whatever schedule in low pockets. Okay, get you your 20, 30 minutes when you need it until your body feels rejuvenated. My body was screaming at me after the Roots picnic. And then coming back from the Roots picnic. Literally the evening before we as the breakfast club went live on Netflix as Netflix's first daily live show. The beginning of the week was also screaming at me too. Like my body was like, girl, what are you doing? So I had to tell myself, girl, still at a little moments of joy. Okay, go to bed a little bit earlier. The world is not going to fall apart. The timeline and news and the exclusives and updates will not fall apart either. But I'm good now. If you guys cannot tell in my voice, I'm sounding better because my body is recharged a bit more and stronger. And I plan to get some little more pockets of joy and in rest this weekend coming up. So that's where I've been in with it. But let's get into the latest because there's literally things happening right now as we speak. Number one hits millions of records sold awards sold out tours. Nope. It's podcast time. We asked other people questions because we're sick and tired of being asked questions. Paul Rudd. I told him. All right, we were filming Anchor Man. Clearly I was the idiot. Listen to Hey Jonas on the I Heart Radio app Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. What's up, fam? I'm Isaiah Thomas. And I'm CJ Tolodano and our podcast point game is about defining odds like LeBron heading into the playoffs without Luca and Austin Reed. And finding ways to win no matter what. He's the smartest player to ever play the game. His IQ is at a level that we've never seen before. 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I'm Dr. Maya Shankar, a cognitive scientist and host of the podcast, a slight change of plans, a show about who we are and who we become when life makes other plans. We share stories and scientific insights to help us all better navigate these periods of turbulence and transformation. There is one finding that is consistent and that is that our resilience rests on our relationships. I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change. We have to be willing to live with a kind of uncertainty that none of us likes. Listen to a slight change of plans on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. So Cardi B and Lotto, they've had, I don't even want to call it a beef because I love these two girls separately as artists. And I think that they are both so cute. I love everything about them the way they're brand themselves, they're fashion personalities. And meeting them both in person, just even in person, they were amazing and a joy to speak to and to interview and to be in company with. But they had a little hiccup. So Cardi B have been going back and forth with another rapper, IceBike. About some lines thrown on songs and just little jabs and different things that Cardi believe that were taken by rapper IceBike. Now when all of this happened, IceBike's dropped this song called BBL Belt. Now in this song, BBL Belt, IceBike talks about someone falling off, her taking someone's place, someone getting a ton of plastic surgery. And Cardi B felt like this was directly to her. Cardi B then proceeds to call IceBike's team and go off. And this is where Lotto and their little hiccup comes into it. Let's take a listen to Cardi B screaming at IceBike's team. What was she saying? Why you wanna add dumb? You don't know? I'm a soldier, I'm not Lotto. I'm a being on the fuck up. I'm a not gonna fuck out. Oh yeah, I'm a being on ice. I'm gonna get a bad feeling for my niggas. You're gonna see what the fuck is up. You think I'm fucking pussy as Lotto? Bro, I don't know how to fucking throw your shit this is saying because I know it's stuck with the fuck that they said. I'm the fuck right now. Now let me tell you how to tie line at this, right? So this audio comes out in September 2025, right? Literally within days of this audio, a few days prior to this, Cardi B and Lotto had just dropped a remix to Cardi B song "AriTime". So we, as people who were just enjoying the music and you know like Cardi B and Lotto have been on songs together, it's a cute link up whenever they get together, we were all confused. That way, but we thought Chauvin's good. Well, Lotto felt the same way. Lotto released her project "Big Mama" this week and she threw some lines out that fans grabbed and said,
I think she's talking about Cardi B. So in on that, Lotto is talking about someone buying her a bag and saying, basically, like, girl, my man do that. I'm good. Because after that, audio leaks of Cardi B screaming at the phone at Ice Vice's team and bringing Lotto into it, Cardi then publicly tweeted and said, look, because that was public, I'm a publicly apologized. And she said, you know, I'm a privately go buy her a bag, like trying to make amends with everything. And then you hear Lotto's response. Lotto, and that line says, I don't want no bag. She said, what? I don't want no bag. I'm cool. So obviously, we knew as, you know, listeners and people that have been watching was going on that this was a response to Cardi. Now, Lotto came on the breakfast club and we talked to her about this and we cleared it up. We were the number one word you even talking to Cardi. And here's what Lotto had to say. Yeah, it was about Cardi. Like we were saying earlier, like, I I wrap about what's going on in my life at the moment. At the time, I was, well, first of all, I made this album over nine months. I made the album while I was pregnant. And yeah, I was at a early stage in my pregnancy. And I rushed to the studio to do this verse for her in time for the first week's sales, whatever. And for every time. Yeah, for every time remix. And literally, like two days later, I'm seeing all over the internet, I'm being called pussy. I'm pregnant, emotions high. Yeah. Yeah. And then someone I did as looked at as a friend, like I understand this industry shit first, too. But we was on a text in basis. So I feel like, yeah, you tweeted to the world. But we got each other number. So I never talked personally after that around that. So then, like, probably too much later, something like that. She did text me. But by that time, I'm like, that ain't even-- that ain't even-- I'm not even thinking about that shit no more. Have you asked for a consistent? Since then, the song has-- That was supposed to be the song. A lot of also clarified the fact that she says that wasn't a disc. Now, Cardi B saw our interview on the Breakfast Club. And she has just responded to a lot of. She says, I truly understand how you feel. And that's exactly why I chose to apologize publicly because the disrespect became public. On that call, I didn't even mean to call you that. I didn't mean any harm. There's a different in what I said versus what I meant. What I could have said was, you was too forgiving and gave too much mercy in that situation. But it was a heated conversation. I let my mouth get the best of me. When the call came out, I was eight months pregnant, had just released my album and was extremely overwhelmed and emotional. That's not to excuse what I said. But to let you know where I was in my head. And the reason my card is saying that is because she saying she overreacted, she was emotional, and a lot of brought up the fact that this kind of hit her deep. Because she thought Cardi was really a friend, but also she was pregnant and dealing with that as well, too. Cardi B continues, I genuinely felt bad about what happened. In 2025 and in 2026, I mean, multiple attempts to connect. I spoke with your manager, your sister, and even text you directly to take full responsibility. I always had love and respect for you. I always wanted to make it right. But making it right looks different for the both of us. I wanted to connect with you, but you wanted to address it on your album. Now, Lotto says in her response that she is open to reconciling with Cardi. Let's take a listen. Would you be open to the conversation? Are you just-- Yeah. Yeah. I'm open to the conversation. When? I don't know. Because I got a baby now. It's emotional. I got life done kept moving. But yeah, I made that. When the people just now hearing that song, but I made that song when that was a topic in my life, that's-- It wasn't no this. That's just what was happening in my life. That's right. You talking about being on my bed? Which one of you do that? I don't need no down bad. That's just why I was in life. It is what it is. And then I had to make up for Cardi B. Pussy, either. I don't want to bed that on me. Yeah, especially in exchange for that. I don't know. It just left for bad taste in my mouth. So I just-- I was in a booth and that just what was happening in there. And I just said, it was happening. And then you know what I'm saying? I don't know. And I mean, I even said this on the Breakfast Club after we talked about that moment. And I saw it picking up online. Because the conversation in the room was like, I hope these girls can get through. And I'm like, I think they will. Like, Cardi B is not a girl that's just out here wanting to have issues with people. Lado is a girl's girl. Cardi is a girl's girl. And we love to see them together. I think it will happen. And when it does, I will bring you guys the update, hopefully, as they might want to keep this one private. Because when everything got public, it gets public in this situation. It gets misconstrued. And it's unfortunate. Because when rappers go at each other on the female rap side, it's never-- it's just so different. People look at it as talent and art and competition when it's the men. When it's women, they try to say that they're women of Cardi, or they need to use each other for rollout. And all these things. But it's not the same conversation when it's men. So it's like, I'm glad to see that this is happening. Because I think it will get them to a point of reconciliation. And we want that. They make damn good music together. But you hate to see it be public because the narrative around women, when they do go back and forth with each other in the rap game, it's just so different. And sometimes it's hard to get away from. So I'm wishing them the best. And again, if there are any updates exclusively, I will bring those to you guys. [MUSIC PLAYING] Hey, it's us, the Jonas Brothers. And guess what? We have some big news. What's the news, news? We created our own podcast called Hey Jonas. We invented a podcast. Well, we didn't invent it. We just considered it to-- First people to do podcasts. Pretty wide range of podcasts. We're starting a trend. But this one's extra special. So how do we actually come up with the name Hey Jonas, guys? I honestly don't remember. I think it was on a call about what we should call it. And-- Well, we are thinking-- I'm originally calling it one of the early names of our band. Before Jonas Brothers-- This is how you guys remember going down? Yes. I have a very different memory of this. We were talking about a thing, a bit for the podcast. We would call in and say, hey, Jonas. 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Family man. I'm the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Speaking of making up a reconciliation, the paparazzi and cart Stefan digs out. Talking about Carty B and whether or not they are together. Let's take a listen. Stefan, are you and Carty together? Are you guys back together? Hey man. How you doing? I just wanted the world to know if you guys are back together. It's a beautiful, excellent mother. I love her to death. You have to ask her. Have to ask her. What about from your perspective? The argument blew up online and people are wondering if you're back together. When you guys were outside the gym. I only think that was the argument. You seem cool. She didn't. It's okay. But so you guys are good. Stefan takes this referring to is a video that went viral some months ago. It was right after the mother's daytime. Carty B and Stefan were at a gym. It was like a complex. There was a gym there, a little tea coffee spot. I would play the audio for you guys, but the fan who filmed it was so far away you can't hear anything. Carty B is going off on Stefan. I feel it because I've been there. Stefan is very calm in the video. He literally doesn't move. He barely says anything. That's what he's referring to. It looks like everybody here is reconciliation is on the table for everybody. We love to see it. I think sometimes it's unfortunate that these things get so public because what they do is spiral out of control. But I think all parties involved understand that. So there will be more. I'm sure. I'm Lauren La Rosa. There's been another episode of the latest with Lauren La Rosa. Your daily day gone all things pop culture, entertainment news and all of the conversations that shake the room baby. I tell you guys every episode y'all can be anywhere with anybody. Talking about all these things which you'll choose to be right here with me. My low riders are appreciate you guys so much and I'll catch you in my next episode. No. It's podcast time. Paul Rudd. Can you tell you not to audition the office or something? Well, we were filming Anchor Man. Guaranteed Human.
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Lauren La Rosa discusses her "Behind the Scenes of the Grind" segment, emphasizing the importance of taking rest in small moments, even during a busy schedule.
The main story focuses on a public feud between rappers Cardi B and Lotto, stemming from a leaked audio clip where Cardi B insulted Lotto while yelling at Ice Spice's team.
Lotto responded with a diss line on her album "Big Mama," leading to a public apology from Cardi B, but Lotto felt the apology wasn't personal enough.
In an interview on The Breakfast Club, Lotto expressed openness to reconciliation, and Cardi B later issued a detailed public apology, acknowledging her emotional state at the time.
The segment also briefly mentions the reconciliation between Cardi B and her ex, Offset, after a public argument, and promotes various other podcasts like "Hey Jonas" and "Point Game."
Summary:
In this episode of "The Latest with Lauren La Rosa," host Lauren La Rosa begins with her "Behind the Scenes of the Grind" segment, reflecting on her need to take short rest periods to recharge after events like the Roots picnic and the launch of "The Breakfast Club" as a Netflix daily live show. She encourages listeners to find small pockets of joy and rest to avoid burnout.
The main story covers a feud between rappers Cardi B and Lotto. It started when a leaked audio clip showed Cardi B yelling at Ice Spice's team, calling Lotto a "pussy" in the process. Lotto, who was pregnant at the time, responded with a diss line on her album "Big Mama," stating she didn't want a bag (gift) from Cardi B. In an interview on The Breakfast Club, Lotto explained she felt hurt because Cardi B apologized publicly but never reached out privately. Cardi B then issued a detailed public apology, explaining she was overwhelmed and emotional during the call. Lotto later expressed openness to reconciliation. Lauren La Rosa notes that public feuds between female rappers are often viewed differently than those between male rappers, and she hopes for a resolution. The episode also briefly mentions Cardi B's reconciliation with Offset after a public argument. The show is interspersed with promotions for other podcasts, including "Hey Jonas" and "Point Game."
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It's a segment on 'The Latest with Lauren La Rosa' where Lauren checks in with herself and reflects on her work-life balance, especially during busy periods like the Roots picnic.
Cardi B and Latto had a public disagreement after Cardi B was heard on a leaked call calling Latto a derogatory name. Latto responded with a song lyric, but both have since expressed openness to reconciliation.
Latto explained that the song was about her personal feelings at the time, not a diss track. She wrote it while pregnant and upset after Cardi B's call, but she's open to making up.
Cardi B publicly apologized, saying she was overwhelmed and emotional when she made the call. She expressed regret and said she tried multiple times to connect with Latto privately.
Offset confirmed they are on good terms and called Cardi B a 'beautiful, excellent mother,' but said the public should ask Cardi B about their relationship status.
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