Cardi B responded to controversial conservative commentator Candace Owens who criticized the rapper's interview withJoe Biden calling her a "dumb" and "illiterate rapper."- Owens said that it was "One of the biggest insults" to Black voters that Joe Biden decided to do an interview with Cardi B rather than someone who could ask the "tough questions."
- Cardi B conducted a virtual interview with Joe Biden for Elle magazine in August, and the "
WAP " rapper defended the interview by saying that Biden decided to sit down with her because of her wide-ranging influence. "It's not a secret I use my platform to encourage people to vote," she said during the video. - The rapper also told Owens she was being "pimped out by white men."
Cardi B responded to the controversial conservative commentator Candace Owens who criticized the rapper's interview with Joe Biden calling her a "dumb" and "illiterate rapper."
During an interview with fellow conservative commentator,
"Do we have nothing better to offer," Owens said. "This would be akin to
—Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) September 6, 2020
Cardi B conducted a virtual interview with Joe Biden for Elle magazine in August, and the "WAP" rapper defended the interview in an Instagram video addressed to Owens saying that Biden decided to sit down with her because of her wide-ranging influence.
"It's not a secret I use my platform to encourage people to vote," she 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."
She added: "Just like I can make millions of people pop their p---y, I can make millions of people go vote."
The rapper also told Owens she was being "pimped out by white men," alluding to her association with conservative politicians and Donald Trump.
In the caption to the video, Cardi B wrote: "@realcandaceowens here I hope these followers that you wanted from me sooo bad make you happy ...Now leave me alone....love yourself that one thing for me !"
Cardi B is currently at number one on the music charts in multiple countries with her controversial single "WAP," featuring Megan Thee Stallion.
During her in-depth chat with Joe Biden, the rapper questioned the Presidential hopeful on policy issues such as the COVID-19 pandemic, police brutality, college affordability, and healthcare.
"I have a whole list of things that I want our next president to do for us," she told Biden. "But first, I just want Trump out."
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