Cardi B Lashes Out At Critic Who Says She Doesn’t Respect Other ‘Big Names In Rap’: I Respect Everybody Work, I Just Don’t Kiss A**!

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Cardi B Lashes Out At Critic Who Says She Doesn’t Respect Other ‘Big Names In Rap’: I Respect Everybody Work, I Just Don’t Kiss A**!
Cardi B hasn’t been one to back down from negative attention, and a few critics’ tweets were no exception.
The Grammy-Award winning rapper first took to social media to celebrate the two-year anniversary of her debut breakout album Invasion of Privacy.

But over on Twitter, her previous claims that she used to drug and rob men resurfaced, garnering a response from her.

She also responded to a troll who said her second album would be a “flop.”
“Ya been saying that since a b**** step and I been s***tin on ya moms ever since”

She continued and snapped at a critic who said her sophomore album will fail because she doesn’t support other heavy-hitters in rap.
“I RESPECT EVERYBODY WORK. I respect everybody before and after me I just don’t kiss a**… People say I never make it and HERE I AM! With you on my twitter page, without being invited”

She later apologized to fans for being negative while celebrating her major moment.

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