Cardi B is clapping back after she was accused of copying Nicki Minaj’s style in a new song.
Cardi B responded to accusations of stream theft
Cardi B is tired of being accused of stealing Nicki Minaj’s flow from 6ix9ine’s 2020 collaboration “Trollz” on Offset’s new track “Freaky.” On Friday (October 13), she responded to her detractors and also provided a receipt. On Channel X, formerly known as Twitter, Bardi liked a post pointing out that the flow she uses on “Set” is a basic rap flow that Cardi also used in the Fat Joe, Dre and Anuel AA collaboration. Yes” in 2019. In the comments section of a blog post on the topic, Cardi offered additional thoughts.
“I was really relaxing and minding my own business,” Cardi B wrote. “You like to attach your name to bullshit, trying to make it a trend and bombarding it with tweets, but then when I respond, it’s me that’s the problem. Yes, I clear my name every time. Leave me alone if you have any problems. with this AAAAAAAAA.”
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Peep Cardi’s response to the accusation that he took Nicki Minaj’s stream is below.
Watch Cardi B’s reaction to being accused of stealing Nicki Minaj’s flow
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