American Singer Cardi B has been in trouble with a section of the online community after she made a series of admissions about her past life, including that she used to steal from men after offering them sex.
While on Instagram live, the Grammy Award-winning artist got carried away when hitting back at critics who claim she didn’t deserve her success and in an ill-advised attempt to show just how much she has worked for what she has, the 26-year-old ended up making shocking admissions from her past life.
“Niggas must’ve forgotten. My niggas, the shit that I did to muthafuckin’ survive. I had to go strip. I had to go, ‘Oh yeah, you wanna fuck me? Yeah, yeah, yeah, let’s go back to this hotel’. And I drugged niggas up and robbed them!”
“That’s what I used to do. Nothing was muthafuckin’ handed to me, my niggas. Nothing!”
People have now taken to social media to voice their outrage at her claims with the hashtag #SurvivingCardiB doing rounds on Twitter as a playoff to the recent controversy that met the “Surviving R Kelly” documentary with a huge section feeling that she deserves the exact same treatment as the R & B Singer.
So we are making excuses for Cardi B who admitted to luring men with sex, drugging them and robbing them? Amazing isn't it?
— Imoh (@imohumoren) March 27, 2019
I'm wondering why this "people change" line wasn't used during the RKelly and Bill Cosby episodes…
Now it's Cardi B and suddenly
PeOPle ChAnGe…
Welldone guys. Welldone
— Fragrance addict 🫶🏾🤎 (@Yettyclassy) March 27, 2019
Cardi B use to be out here DRUGGING, STEALING, and RAPING Men, but watch everyone turn a blind eye because of who she and what she is. “WhAt AbOUt tHe MeN” shut up bitch. Y’all not about to Cancel @iamcardib unless she was a MAN, damn.
— LongBeachGriffy (@longbeachgriffy) March 27, 2019
https://twitter.com/PhelanSZN/status/1110711557359570944?s=19
So are we going to penalize @iamcardib for drugging men or are we going to let double standards and celebrity privilege do it’s thing, and ignore this. Remember Bill Cosby? Yeaa where is that same energy?🤔
— LongBeachGriffy (@longbeachgriffy) March 27, 2019
https://twitter.com/avatarccmoneyx/status/1110748220026695680?s=19
Through her Instagram, the rapper has since posted a picture with a statement defending her actions with the caption “All I can do now is be a better me for myself, my family and my future”.
In the statement, she claims that her past acts were out of desperation.
