The Game Stirs the Pot in Cardi B and Offset’s Breakup, Mocks Offset Over Stefon Diggs’ Braided Hair Photo

The increasingly public split between Cardi B and Offset just got a new twist: rapper The Game has officially inserted himself into the drama, and he isn’t holding back.

On Wednesday night (June 4), The Game set social media ablaze when he posted an Instagram Story featuring NFL star Stefon Diggs—rumored to be Cardi B’s new love interest—getting his hair braided in a style almost identical to that of Cardi and Offset’s son, Wave.

But The Game didn’t stop there. He paired the photo with a pointed caption aimed straight at Offset:
“Me knowing a n#### ain’t gone do nothing about it.”

The trolling continued with a side-by-side comparison of Diggs and young Wave, both showing off their fresh braids. Tagging a hairstylist, The Game asked:
“How much for these??”
The seemingly innocent question was quickly picked up by fans, who saw it as a clear dig at both the situation and Offset’s silence.

To top it all off, The Game offered some unsolicited advice for Offset:
“Offset do something. Take Angel Reese to Hawaii.”
(Angel Reese is a rising star in women’s basketball.)

Fans Take Sides as the Drama Heats Up

The Game’s posts instantly went viral across hip-hop forums and social media. Some accused him of trolling for attention, while others praised his boldness for speaking out in the middle of one of the year’s most talked-about celebrity breakups.

On Twitter, reactions poured in:

“The Game is the king of shade!”
“Offset must be fuming but staying quiet.”
“This drama is better than reality TV!”

Offset Remains Silent—But Fans Expect a Clapback

As of this writing, Offset has yet to respond directly. But given his history of cryptic tweets and slick social media moves, fans are watching closely, expecting him to clap back at any moment.

One thing’s for sure: The Game has added another layer of intrigue to the Cardi B and Offset breakup, turning it into one of hip-hop’s most talked-about splits this year.

Whose side are you on in this war of words? Will Offset “do something” as The Game suggested? Stay tuned—this drama is far from over!