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Cardi B is attacking Twitter users

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If a woman shouldn't be focused on her looks after giving birth then why is her body a topic of discussion?

 

5 hours ago, LoveInStereo said:

She has 3 healthy kids & the means to support her family, idk why she's so chronically miserable? Is it joblessness? It's one thing to have money but what does she actually spend her time doing? She's way too well-off to be wasting her time reading her X mentions, c'mon, she should know by now those are occupied by low-lives

She's not "chronically miserable". She's just ghetto :laugh:

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  • Are we supposed to feel bad for the fan? They can speak on Cardi's body but it's only wrong if she does the same back?

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    Green is green Birds are flying Atrl's servers are dying Cardi B is attacking random people on twitter   looks like a normal day on planet Earth

  • Wasn't that fan body shaming women? Cardi was right.   Saying this as a Nicki fan is wild, by the way.

13 hours ago, SmittenCake said:

 

Coming from Mrs. Potato Head herself

You don't see Taylor, Rihanna (anymore), or Beyonce arguing with trolls online but when it comes to these rap girls....

 

Embarrasing.

 

 

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