Cardi B and Cassandes Owens were busy talking on social media on Sunday after a critically acclaimed Grammy-winning rapper was described as ‘uneducated’ and blacks as ‘shameful’.
The feud began on Sunday evening when 1-year-old Owens shared a clip of his appearance on The Ben Shapiro show, in which he said he had criticized Democratic nominee B Biden for taking part in an interview for Cardi B – real name Belkalis Marlenis Almanzar – Elle. Last month.
Owens said it was ‘the biggest insult’ to black voters that Biden decided to interview an ‘uneducated rapper’, rather than ask ‘tough questions’.
Republicans went on to say that the former vice president thinks “black people are stupid” and compared his interview with Cardi B, interviewed by Justin Bieber, to that of Donald Trump.
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Cardi B (right) and Cassandes Owens (left) are engaged in a series of harsh exchanges on social media on Sunday after the Grady-winning rapper was described as ‘illiterate’ and blacks as ‘confused’.
Last month, Owens criticized Democratic nominee BN Biden for attending an interview with Cardi B – the real name Belkalis Marlenis Almanzar – for Elle, which he called the “biggest insult” to black voters.
27, Cardi caught the wind of Owens’ comment and hit her in the back in a video on Instagram, in which she said Biden would decide to sit down with her because of his wider influence.
“It’s no secret that I use my platform to encourage people to vote,” Cardi, who previously endorsed Bernie Sanders, said during the video.
‘I have millions of followers. I pay millions in taxes. I have the number one song in this country, I have the number one song in the United Kingdom, I have the number one song in Australia, I have the number one song in New Zealand.
‘Just like I can make millions of people their p **** y,’ she said of her hit single WAP, ‘I can make millions of people go out and vote.’
Cardi went on to condemn Owens for being a “cheerleader” for Trump and criticized Pandit for being “ousted by white men.”
“I don’t know what black man broke your heart … that you hate your kind,” said Cardi. “I’m honestly sorry for you,” he said in a separate message.
In the caption of the video, Cardi B wrote: ‘RealCandaSevens Here I hope these followers wanted you to be happy with me … now leave me alone …. love one thing for yourself!’
Owens later reacted with an Instagram video of his own, in which he claimed that Cardi ‘harms Black America’.
‘You keep saying you have number one song – it means ***,’ Owens said. ‘No one wows on the song about your‘ wet a ** p **** ’. This has nothing to do with Blake. America, and then whether you’re helping or hurting, right now, you’re hurting Black America. ‘
Owens said it was ‘the biggest insult’ to black voters that Biden decided to interview an ‘uneducated rapper’, rather than ask ‘tough questions’.
27, Cardi caught the wind of Owens’ comment and hit her in the back in a video on Instagram, in which she said Biden would decide to sit down with her because of his wider influence. Owens later reacted with an Instagram video of his own, in which he claimed that Cardi ‘harms Black America’.
The 1-year-old then suggested to Cardi B that statistically, her husband, Seth Fassett, was killing her rather than a police officer.
Back and forth also flooded on Twitter and continued until Monday morning.
Owens accused Cardi of “voting for the man who locked the whole pay generation of black men.”
‘Maybe go to Google: Joyden and the 1994 Cream Bill,’ he suggested before adding, ‘J B Biden uses you. Bernie Sanders used you. None of them like or know your music. They think you are dumb. ‘
The hitmaker responded by insisting that Owens, meanwhile, ‘encourages millions to vote for the man who makes every Latime Black man laugh [sic] Is killed by a cop and tells millions of Americans to drink bleach, ‘when the president asked the White House Coronavirus Task Force in April to investigate whether a bactericidal injection could be used to treat the coronavirus.
“Trump didn’t even talk to you at the Republican convention,” Cardi continued. ‘He thinks you’re dumb. Masa made you dirty but you got mad at me? ‘
Cardi also referred to his sister Hansie Carolina and his sister’s girlfriend falling into verbal attitudes called ‘racist MAGA supporters’; U.S. During a recent beach trip to Hamptons as an example of the delayed prevalence of racism in.
Cardi also parody Owens, who is six months pregnant, parodying her hit-single, writing: ‘Your little one is singing this little dry ass p ****.
Owens refuted the remark, writing: ‘Attacking an unborn child. How many Democrats are you?
‘While I’m with you – did you know that your party has supported the slaughter of more than 180 million black children since 1973? Did you know that the most unsafe place for a black baby because of your party is in its mother’s womb? ‘She continued.
Owens accused Cardi of “voting for the man who locked the whole pay generation of black men.” The hitmaker responded by insisting that Owens, meanwhile, “encourages millions of people to vote for the person who kills black men every now and then.”
When the pair stopped texting each other, a number of tweets and interactions with their followers every Monday kept talking about the conflict.
In one such post, Owens condemns Cardi B for what he considers to be hypocrisy on the rapper’s calls to criticize the police and the U.S. in general.
‘Never listen to a person who has private security but defames the public police. “Don’t listen to the millionaire that he made money here in America, but crushed our country,” he tweeted on Monday. ‘These Hollywood idols are deceptive, leading the sheep down, they never took it when they found success.’
Cardi B has not yet made a direct reference to Owen’s latest tweet. However, she retweeted a message of support from New York congressional candidate Richie Torres, who wrote: ‘Thank you Cardi B for opening up. [Candace Owens] For that fraud. You make the Bronx proud. ‘
Cardi B currently tops the music charts in several countries with her controversial single WAP, including Megan The Stallion.
During his in-depth conversation with B Dan just last month, the rapper asked the president optimistic questions on policy issues such as the COVID-19 epidemic, police brutality, college college affordability and healthcare.
“I have a whole list of things I want our next president to do for us,” he told Biden. ‘But first, I just want to get Trump out.’
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