Cardi B is upset about claims her husband publicly made recently saying she “f–ked” another man by taking to Twitter Spaces Monday to address the issue.
“First of all, let me say,” Cardi began in song. “You can’t accuse me of all the things you know that you are guilty of. Sing it with me, y’all! And I see that it is easy for you to blame everything on me. Yes, honey!”
“Listen,” she went on, speaking directly to her listeners. “Don’t pay attention to that country man, y’all.”
The “Money” rapper, 30, insisted that the Migos member is “spiraling and thinking s–t” that’s not true.
“Come on, now. I’m Cardi B, n—a. I think sometimes motherf–kers forget I’m Cardi B,” she said. “If I was giving this p—y to anybody, it would be out. I’m not just anybody.”
The “Bodak Yellow” hitmaker explained that she’s not in a position to hook up with a “regular degular shmegular” guy because he would “tell the world.”
On the other hand, she argued, she can’t sleep with anybody “in the industry” because they would “tell, too.”
In other Cardi B news, the rapper and singer recently revealed she’s still earning “millions” of dollars from her first album, Invasion of Privacy since its debuted five years.
On Wednesday (April 5), the rapper received gifts from her crew in anticipation of the fifth anniversary of her Grammy-winning debut album.
Cardi responds after receiving a bottle of wine, cupcakes with strawberry flavouring, and a cake with the inscription, “Happy 5th Anniversary!” in a video she posted to her Instagram Stories as she is in the studio with her producer, J. White Did It, and engineer, Evan LaRay.
Along with a CD copy of the album, an Invasion of Privacy vinyl record may be seen sitting atop a bouquet of flowers.
“What my team got me, guys!” Cardi exclaims in the clip. “Yeah! Five years! I’m still getting booked for millions of dollars with one muthafuckin’ album, bitch! Yeah, wassup? Ain’t nobody can tell me nothing,” she adds with a laugh.
Invasion of Privacy, which was released on April 6, 2018, became a big hit right away, entering at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with more than 250,000 first-week sales. Since then, the RIAA has awarded it triple platinum certification. (Recording Industry Association of America).
The song was by Atlantic Records. Primarily a hip-hop record, Invasion of Privacy also includes trap, Latin trap and R&B.
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