For his gesture Cardi B won’t sue.
“This afternoon, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department informed us that as a result of the investigation there will be no charges against CardiLawyers for the rapper Drew Findling, David Chesnoff and Richard Schoenfeld told TMZ, “On behalf of Cardi, we appreciate the good faith and speedy resolution of the issue by the authorities.”
Cardi B shared the news on Twitter. In doing so, he posted an image of two Jewish men walking down the street, courtesy of his lawyers (who are indeed Jewish).
From drink to mic, reenactment of history
It all started when Cardi B was on stage Drai’s Beach Club in Las Vegashe sang his hit Bodak Yellow. A “fan” tossed her a decorated white glass during her performance. The shocked artist responded by throwing a microphone into the crowd.
It is not clear from the frame whether he actually hit the girl who threw the glass. However, Cardi B is seen yelling gibberish at her as security prepares to remove her from the auditorium.
Shortly after the incident, Cardi B fans flocked to the venue. social support your loved one. “Now everyone knows you shouldn’t even try with Cardi B,” we read on TikTok under a video that resurrects a bad habit that has seen fans throw more or less dangerous objects onto the stage lately. “Girl, don’t you listen to his lyrics? Cardi is no joke!” reports another comment., addressing the fan directly.
Although the girl initially contacted the police, the complaint went no further after investigation. After all, Cardi B is not the first victim of throwing objects. Last year Harry Styles got hit by chicken nuggets Baby Rex – in June – got a phone on it. During the concert Mr. Pink, one viewer even scattered the ashes of his late mother. Paradoxical situations, due to which artists often stopped concerts and made appeals.
Damn microphone up for auction
However, something good came out of the affair with Cardi B. The microphone launched by the artist was actually placed for sale on eBay: revenue fromauction (which has now reached $100,000) will be used to fund projects Circle of Friendship Las Vegas – which helps children, teenagers and other young people with special needs – and del Project “Wounded Warrior”which helps severely injured veterans regain their independence. The auction, which ends on August 8, has been launched Wavethe audio company that backed the Cardi B concert and personally checked which mic was thrown.
