Cardi B getting Dragged by Internet for Admitting Dark Past of Drugging & Robbing Men; #SurvivingCardiB
A video surfaces of Cardi B Revealing Drugging & Robbing Men, Internet starts #SurvivingCardiB Hashtag
Its a bit shocking to reveal that Cardi B use to agree to have sex with men and would sneak off to Hotel rooms to drug and rob them.
“Niggas must’ve forgot, my nigga, the shit that I did to muthafuckin’ survive,” she relays. “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 I robbed them. That’s what I used to do. Nothing was muthafuckin’ handed to me, my nigga. Nothing!”
Ya’ll killed R. Kelly
— Hefner Chronicles 1.5 OUT NOW! (@IamHighHefner) March 24, 2019
Killed Bill Cosby
Killed Chris Brown
Killed so many celebs & RIGHTFULLY so cuz dey were WRONG AF!!
But I needs ya’ll to have dat same energy wit @iamcardib after her saying
“I USE TO DRUG MEN & ROB THEM”
This horrific news has surfaced within the past week after news broke that she is suing blogger UnwinewithTashaK and a Social Media Enthusiast Star Marie Ebony Jones. Cardi B filed a lawsuit against the two for making claims about her and damaging her reputation by claims of drugs, prostitution, and STD’s.
The video seemed to surface as a counter reaction as the internet is the best investigator by mass, and after news surfaced about the lawsuit, the internet presumed to digging.
Cardi B On Social Media
Clasp of Cardi B Admitting to Drugging & Robbing men
It’s a bit disheartening to say the least because Cardi B told this on herself through her habitual social media rant. We all know that there are more extreme things committed by rappers and Cardi B is not innocent as she claims in multiple videos. So with that being said who knows how her lawsuit will turn out as she completely has given the Jury she requested a lot to consider. As long as she can prove her claims in court she should be fine but it just seems as though even before knowing the outcome of the case Cardi B has already kind of taken an ‘L’ in this debacle. The digging that it took to find that video may have never happened had she just played the ignore game.
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