What to know
- Cardi B hyped fans ahead of her Vancouver tour stop, boasting five sold-out shows and teasing the crowd to keep her streak alive.
- She also joked online about finding Tim Hortons, prompting playful replies from fans and the brand itself.
- The tour continues with shows at Rogers Arena, Scotiabank Arena, and TD Coliseum, with limited tickets remaining for the first date.
As Cardi B hits her first Canadian stop for her Little Miss Drama tour on Saturday, the rapper tweeted a call out to both Vancouver and Tim Hortons.
On Friday, ahead of her Vancouver show, Cardi B posted on social media platform X, highlighting her prior sold out shows.
“Five sold out shows back to back… packed to the brim!! Vancouver y’all better not break my streak. See y’all tomorrow,” the artist wrote, addressing her Canadian fans.
The rapper then name dropped popular Canadian coffee chain Tim Hortons, seemingly looking to indulge in their menu.
“For now… where the Tim Horton’s at???,” Cardi B added, prompting a reply from the coffee shop.
Tour schedule: show 🎶, sleep😴, Tims ☕️
— Tim Hortons (@TimHortons) February 20, 2026
The interaction sparked reaction from fans of both the artist and of Tim Hortons.
“Vancouver won’t break the streak, queen,” replied one X user. “Tim Hortons at every corner, fuel up!”
Another X user appreciated the artist’s humour.
“Sold out five shows back to back and the most important thing on your mind is Tim Hortons,” they wrote. “This is why we love you. Completely undefeated and still just… one of us. 😂”
Read More
Some fans wrote that Vancouver was ready to match the previous five shows’ energy.
“Five in a row is legendary, but we don’t break streaks—we set records,” said one X user. “Get your double-double ready because the 604 is about to be packed to the rafters.”
Another X user simply told the artist to enjoy her Tim Hortons when she finds it, while another gave her specific instructions.
“Tim Hortons everywhere in Vancouver queen!! Closest to Rogers Arena? Hit up the one on Robson St (463 Robson) or Burrard double double iced cap and you’re set,” they wrote.
Cardi B landed in Vancouver prior to her show, posting a video onto her Instagram story on Friday about how beautiful the view of the city and surrounding greenery from her hotel window was.
While tickets for the first Canadian stop are yet to be sold out, availability is low.
Cardi B will be performing at the Rogers Arena in Vancouver on Saturday at 7:30 p.m., with another show at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena on March 30 and a final Canadian stop in Hamilton’s new TD Coliseum the next day.
