Be careful with what you tweet at cardi-b” target=”_blank”>Cardi B< at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. During the ceremony, the 29-year-old, whose birth name is Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar, slammed trolls on Twitter who brought up her children over her decision to not attend.
“I’m deleting my twitter but On God I hate this f–kin dumbass fan base,” Cardi fired back. “You got the slow dumbasses dragging my kids all cause y’all though [sic] I was going to the Grammys and I didn’t the f–k ? When the f–k I hinted I was going ? just f–kin stupid I can’t I needs to protect myself.”
One critic tweeted, “I bet yo son wouldnt like for you to be on your ass while teasing us fans and not ever dropping music.” The star quickly replied, “I hope your moms die.”
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Cardi B hit back at trolls on Twitter before deleting her social media platform.
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Another critic went as far as to allege that the “WAP” performer’s child was autistic.
“@iamcardib do you kiss your @utistic child with that mouth?” the troll tweeted.
“None of my kids are autistic,” Cardi replied. “Don’t project wat u got on my kids the f–k.”
In a separate tweet, she labeled her haters “so f—king dumb.”
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Cardi B and Offset share two children.
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“SUCK MY D—K,” she concluded before deleting her account.
The star later went live on Instagram to address what some called her “disgusting behavior.”
“Why would I show up for one nomination?” she explained. “If you bring up my son, I wish the worst on you. I hate you.”
Cardi also clarified her response to the autism tweet.
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Kulture Kiari Cephus and Cardi B attend the Teyana Taylor "The Album" listening party on June 17, 2020, in Beverly Hills, California.
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“I never said there was nothing [sic] wrong with people who have [autism], but don’t put that on my f–king kid,” she said.
The performer won her first and only Grammy in 2019 for best rap album for “Invasion of Privacy.” Her song “Up” was nominated for best rap performance this year. However, she lost to Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar’s “Family Ties”
“Why would I go to the awards for?” Cardi said during her eight-minute live. “Do I have any new music? Why would I show up with one nomination?”
Cardi B also claimed she received several Twitter messages from “fans talking s—t.” She went on to defend her decision to protect her family online.
Cardi B’s song "Up" was nominated for best rap performance this year. However, she lost to Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar’s "Family Ties."
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“That s–t really piss the f–k out of me,” she said. “If you bring up my son, I hate you. I wish the worst on you.”
Cardi added that she skipped the Grammys because she’s currently working on new music.
“I gotta prep today and I gotta prep tomorrow,” she said. “So Tuesday, I’m going far away and f–king finish the motherf–king album. I’m doing a red carpet soon and it’s gonna be great, but I don’t like it when motherf–kers attack me to do some s–t and then call me lazy because I’m not doing it. One thing I hate is when people call me lazy because I work so motherf–king much. And that’s why I’m f–king mad.”
The former “Love & Hip Hop: New York” genres and Migos member Offset, 30, share 3-year-old daughter Kulture. They welcomed a son in September 2021.
