HO – Cardi B Responds To Nicki Minaj falsely accusing her of touching Offset’s Sidechick
Find out what led to the explosive confrontation between Nicki Minaj and Cardi B at New York Fashion Week
Cardi B Friend claim Cardi never touch Offset’s sidechick
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The explosive altercation between rap queens Nicki Minaj and Cardi B Friday at a New York Fashion Week event is the culmination of a feud that has been simmering for well over a year.
Read on to better understand what exactly caused the 25-year-old Invasion of Privacy star to lash out, and what the Queen Barbie, 35, has to say about it.
The first hints of tension between the pair began in the spring of 2017, when Minaj appeared to “like” a fan’s Instagram comment dismissing one of Cardi B’s rap verses as
“Dumb ass bars.” However, many users were quick to observe that this “like” could have been the result of Photoshop fakery or an account hack.
Whatever the case, Minaj seemingly “liked” a tweet saying that the social media diss was faked.
Nicki Minaj Seemingly Responds to Cardi B Attack with This Rumored Diss Track — Watch the Video
On “Swish Swish,” Katy Perry‘s diss track reportedly aimed at longtime nemesis Taylor Swift, fans picked up on some shade coming from Minaj’s direction.
“Silly rap beefs just get me more checks / My life is a movie, I’m never off set / Me and my amigos (no, not Offset),” she rapped on her guest verse.
Some speculated that Cardi was not happy with the line — particularly the bit that shouted out her man.
Soon after the song’s release, Cardi unleashed a series of impassioned tirades on Instagram Live. Though she didn’t mention names, many believed they were directed at Minaj.
“I hate this s—, I really, really do. A bitch like me, I was happier when I was macking in the hood.
This s— right here is so fake,” she said during one livestream, according to Billboard.
“When I used to be a regular bitch from the Bronx — a hood bitch — when somebody used to be fake to me it was cool because I could approach a bitch and punch her right in her closure…
Now that I’m in the industry, you don’t work like that, just have to watch s— go, watch s— go. You gotta see people play you and just say nothing like a dick.
That s— is so wack my n—alike that s— be breaking my heart because the people, your idols, become rivals.”
For any fans foolish enough to pit her against Minaj, Cardi B posted a handy reminder on Twitter that summer.
