Beyoncé has been praised by Cardi B for not commenting on recent news about herself. The adage “Every Artist Should Do What Works for Them” is still relevant today…

Cardi B may respond to her fair share of online trolls — even in-person drink throwers — but she looks up to Beyoncé for the way she ignores news about herself and generally avoids issues.

The rapper who won a Grammy for her work has recently given an interview on the podcast The Spout, in which she praised Queen Bey’s propensity for avoiding getting involved in public turmoil and said that it has motivated her to do the same thing.

“It may come as a surprise to you, but I have restrained myself quite a bit — from a great many things. You notice how Beyoncé refers to her belongings, right? Cardi, who is 30 years old, said that she does not address them in any way.

“I feel like every artist should do what works for them and what’s good for they mental health because I feel like, if addressing things, to Beyoncé, affects her mental health, then don’t do it,” stated the “Bongos” rapper. “I feel like every artist should do what works for them and what’s good for they mental health because I feel like, if addressing things, to Beyoncé, affects her mental health,

Cardi, on the other hand, believes that “bottling things inside” does not serve her best interests and that she is better off responding to her critics directly.

She shared with the presenter, Tamra Dhia, that she would rather just let it out. “I’d rather just let it out,” she said. “So, I think that everyone should, like, handle their problems in whichever way they believe they will be most comfortable doing so. That is how I experience it. Everyone has their own unique qualities.

Cardi B is of the opinion that individuals will “always find something” to despise about one another, and at the end of the day, this is inevitable.

“Some people claim that they have problems with me because I address everything or because I’m too problematic,” she stated. “Someone might call me a name, and I’m going to call you a harsher name, so people are going to say that I’m problematic, or I’m mean, or that I’m always finding negative things and addressing it.” “Somebody might call me a name, and I’m going to call you a harsher name.”

Chloe Bailey is an example of someone who is “always positive” yet still receives blowback in Cardi’s life, and she says that she has seen individuals who radiate either positivity or negativity experience comparable degrees of hatred. Cardi has witnessed this firsthand.

“Even now, some continue to tease her. “It just goes to show that people will always find something to complain about,” she remarked. “Address it in the manner in which you would want to address it. If you feel like cursing someone out today because you think it will help you feel better, then go ahead and do it. If you don’t want to address these folks and instead want to say something along the lines of “You’re a peasant to me,” then go ahead and do that. Whatever it is that puts a smile on your face.”