Cardi B Fans Are Livid After This Female Rapper’s Video Exposing The Truth Behind One Of Her Songs…
A loose end on one of Cardi B’s Invasion of Privacy songs has emerged thanks to a new video by Detroit femcee Kash Doll, and the Bardi Gang is not happy about who the fans are pointing the finger of blame at.
The song in question, Cardi’s YG-assisted “She Bad,” apparently came with a few mix-ups which unraveled after Kash’s video debuting her verse on the song. When a viewer commented about how the song ended up on the Bronx rapper’s album, Kash wasn’t very open about the details…at first.
The ladies’ respective fan bases have constructed their own theories in favor of their femcee favs as a result. But after Kash and Cardi both shared how they were introduced to the record from YG, fans are hashing it out on Twitter and tension is thickening.
Kash posted the video of her verse, which inadvertently sparked suspicions of foul play against the Detroit rapper
She later explained that YG originally asked her to be on the song, but realized he'd snubbed her verse for Cardi's after she'd heard it on 'Invasion of Privacy'
Cardi fans dug up an interview of the Bronx femcee explaining how she was introduced to the song afterward, which was courtesy of (you guessed it) YG...
Still, critics accused her of being 'messy,' which she responded to with the reiteration that YG specifically granted her the song for her album and that she had no knowledge of any previous verses...
Now, it seems some folks have been badgering Kash about the mix-up as well...
And fans are at each other's necks over Cardi's bars on the song and the Kash verse that never was.
