Nicki Minaj and Cardi B egreviously eviscerated Tuesday during a NASTY war of words that went to new lows about their kids, fertility, and alleged album sales.
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As previously reported, the two reignited their beef when Nicki took aim at Cardi and her new album Am I The Drama, seemingly mocking it, first by simply writing “$4.99,” seemingly referencing the promotional iTunes price of Cardi’s project.
She also threw shots at Cardi’s pregnancy while parodying the lyrics of Cardi’s new song, “Magnet” tweeting;
“Abcdefgeeeee / Fallin off the charts wit a big bellyyyy / RUNNING TRAINS,” Minaj wrote. “Barefoot, still smellyyyyy / Still. You. Could. Not. outsell. meeeeee.”
Nicki went on to continue her previous narrative about Roc Nation and Jay-Z being involved in illegal activities, connecting those dots to Cardi’s album sales.
“Abcdefgeeeee SUR GER REE TO LOOK LIKE ME, ” she began. “Tell the rat & tell j ZEEEE RICO FRAUD & PERJURY.”
On Tuesday, while things seemigly slowed down between the two, Nicki responded to Cardi’s accusations she had to see fertility doctors in order to have a child because of the “percs [Percocet] scrambling” her eggs.
An incensed Nicki Minaj then clapped back, alleging that she would be taking legal action against Cardi for he fertility tweet. She also mentioned her foe, Roc Nation’s Desiree Perez, in her tweet that included the Pinkprint rapper calling Cardi, “Barney B.”
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“Is I’m da Barney B AND the FLOP?” wrote Nicki. “Is I’m lying about fertility when the Queen has never once seen or spoken to a fertility doctor In her life?”Is I’m the one sleeping with trade while hubby f***n sweetie & taking my big gewy hole for alimony? Is I’m going to be sued when the Queen show her medical records to the courts?
Oh ROC BOTTOM NATION WE WIN AGAIN. Desiree I have your medical records too. :). the lawyers said we gon have Barney b homeless within 36 months. Praise God. lucky we eating cake right now,” Minaj wrote. In a follow-up, she continued:
“Barney B, I know you don’t know this, but SOME women PLAN their pregnancies you dirty HEINEKEN p***y twat. We don’t let niggaz fuk us while we pregnant for the next trade who got 4 other ppl pregnant. You see? The devil has come to collect. You sold your soul. You made a pact. But you lost. Now hear this: you have been neutralized in the mighty name of Jesus. Every word you speak on Me or mine will now curse your enablers more than your dizzy brain could ever fathom.”
Minaj’s initial messages went on to include extended commentary about her own family decisions and veiled references to Cardi’s past, alleging that she previously called Black women derogatory names:
“I was pregnant for my first love. Got married & the next year got pregnant for my soul mate. On purpose. You see Barney? We planned it. Your medical records in the strip club to now look embarrassing & your father… welp…anyway. You are about to shrivel up & die inside. You called black women monkeys & roaches. Now one day ppl will call your daughters monkeys & roaches. … Anyway, I used double the protection in every relationship until I was READY. See? The difference between a HOE & the QUEEN.”
Cardi B’s replies followed, directly addressing Minaj’s tweets and warning her to stop invoking her children and focus on her son, Papa Bear, on his birthday.
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“Girl, it’s YOUR SON BIRTHDAY why are you on twitter deidcateing essays to me???” wrote Cardi. “For the love of God go to chukie cheese.”
She also added;
“Like, damn how you pressed over an album you ain’t got hit in or mentioned in…. “B*** feelings hurt cause I ain’t paid her no attention!! You haven’t even cut your f***n kid cake.. my god it’s 6 o clock in LA. You must’ve took your first line of the day.”
“And let me tell you somethin.. let this be the LAST TIME you mention my kids before I spill the tea on yours while you talkin about ABC’s!! You gon leave me TF alone today ho I’m sick of you b***!!” Cardi wrote.
Cardi at one point clapped back after Nicki alleged that after their infamous 2018 altercation at the Harper’s Bazaar Icons party,Cardi suffered from seizues becauese of a knot she receieved on her forehead.
“When have I ever had a seizure?? You the one that went on that award show saying you ain’t want to call 911 after you was shakin from that drug over dose.. talkin bout a knot miss IM STANDING RIGHT HERE.”
Cardi B & Nicki Minaj Trade Shade Over Kulture & Papa Bear
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At one point, Nicki directly called Cardi B’s eldest child, Kulture, “ugly.”
“Kulture vulture you ugly too,” wrote Nicki which led Cardi to respond by bringing up Nicki’s son, Papa Bear, whom she called “nonverbal” due to alleged drug use by Minaj. There are no official reports about a medical diagnosis for Nicki’s son.
Things also got especially dark when the two eviscerated each other over “roach spray”and alleged molestation.
Ultimately, the two demanded an in-person meetup so they could fight with Nicki, threatening to “cave in” the chest of Cardi’s sister, Hennessy Carolina, since Cardi is heavily pregnant.
What do YOU think about Cardi and Nicki Minaj’s latest back and forth?
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