Cardi B To Internet Trolls: People Make Up Lies About Me Everyday, Nobody Can Ever Make Me Quit

Cardi B has had several different times in her career, where the internet has tried to cancel her, including her recent resurfaced beef with fellow rapper Nicki Minaj, where she was accused of having a fake Instagram account, to say distasteful things about Nicki Minaj and other artists.  Cardi B says of seeing the hashtag #CardiBIsOver,

“I cannot believe 73 people are trying to cancel me over a lie. Can you imagine me having a fake Instagram account to talk shit about different artists that I don’t even think about? I’m 27 years old, you know what I’m saying? I’m 27 years old and I have big bills, big responsibilities, and a kid who’s on my ass a lot.”

Adding,

If I don’t f***ing like somebody, I am going to let them know I don’t f***ing like them, or I don’t f*ck with them, or I’m not feeling their energy. I’m not going to make a fake Instagram trolling artists, talking shit about artists. Are you crazy?”

The rapper was also a hot topic, when she commented to one of her fans describing her two-year-old daughter Kulture’s eyes as “chinky.” The internet exploded slamming the rapper accusing her of using the racial slur.  A term that started in the late nineteenth century to describe the Asian people. Cardi B says that she never meant it as a slur,

“Never in my life, my 27 years, I never even knew that was a racial slur.  I was describing my husband’s and my sister’s eyes, and my daughter’s eyes…. I don’t even know how to describe their eyes anymore because that’s how I used to describe their eyes. I don’t even know the word. That they’re almond shaped? But it’s like, I never knew that. And for people to be like, ‘She’s using a racial slur. She’s disgusting.’ And it’s like, ‘Bro, I didn’t even know that was a racial slur…. I didn’t say it…with no bad ill intention.’?”

She says that the bullying online, still won’t make her to change or ever delete her account,

“It’s like I have a target on my back, but it’s not because of my music. Because I haven’t done music for eight months, and people still try to attack me.  I feel like people are attacking me because they want me to feel the pressure of bullying, and they want me to give up, and they want me to say, ‘Oh, I quit music’ or ‘I’ll delete my Instagram, delete my Twitter,’ and I’m not willing to do that. No one will ever have that much power [over] me.”