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City Girls aren’t here for the shade, PERIOOODT.

City Girls

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After the Internet was set ablaze by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s scintillating “WAP” video, Cardi’s collaborators/fellow Quality Controlettes, City Girls, caught some flack from fans.

Why?

Well because Cardi’s stans noticed that neither J.T. nor Caresha tweeted about the trending track. According to Cardi’s supporters, that means that the City Girls are “shady” and fan pages tweeted them wondering why they were so “quiet” about the single.

“City girls real quiet,” wrote a Cardi fan page. That tweet, in particular, caused Caresha to respond;

“What is there to talk about?”

Caresha then clapped back again and added that someone didn’t support City Girls when they dropped their new music. She also likened the Cardi fans to bullies.

“B***s always down the city girls throat about support but a b*** ain’t support us when we dropped y’all always doing that but never asking why we ain’t getting supported STOP DOING THAT S*** THAT’S LAME!

& idgaf I’m tire of y’all making a b*** look like a hater. Ya’ll NOT finna fake bully us today.”

Caresha’s City Girls counterpart J.T. also clapped back at the disgruntled fans. “I’ll pull facts don’t start with me … don’t!!! now I’m gone let y’all do y’all lil 1,2 but when it gets to 3 ima go IN,” said J.T.

Coincidentally just yesterday Cardi told New Music Daily on Apple Music about the importance of supporting fellow female rappers. Hit the flip for her words.

 

Cardi sat down with Nadeska ahead of the “WAP’s” premiere for a roundtable conversation with rappers Rubi Rose, Sukihana, and Mulatto who appeared in “WAP.”

During the convo centered around the experiences of women in business and female empowerment, Cardi said that there’s no need for beef and it’s a shame that women in music are pitted against each other.

“Why it had to be like that?” asked Cardi on New Music Daily.“Because I actually like shorty music a lot.”

“I feel like people be wanting to put female artists against each other,” said Cardi. “It’s the people that be trying to do that sh-t. You know what I’m saying? Every single time I feel like there’s a female artist that’s coming up, coming up, coming up and it’s getting they mainstream moment, I always see like little slick comments like, “Oh, they taking over your spot. They taking over this. They taking over that.” And it just makes me feel like, damn, why it had to be like that? Because I actually like shorty music a lot. Why does it even have to be like that? Why it has to be on some, somebody’s taking my spot, somebody is taking my this.

Cardi

Source: Cardi x Apple Music / NMD W/ Zane Lowe

There’s a lot of female artists right now and all of them are a little bit different from me. And it’s just, I feel like there should be different female artists that everybody could relate to somebody. Somebody might relate to me or my past. I was a dancer and I was in the streets and sh-t.

But then somebody could relate to another female artist that was a school girl. They been in school or something. Some female artists are more tomboyish than the other. Maybe tomboyish girls could relate to that type of person. And some female artists could relate to the girly type of person. And some females can relate to the popping p–sy, type of female artists. So I feel like there should be variety. You know what I’m saying? Because people need somebody to relate to or to gravitate to more. But people be trying to make that beef…

 

So when she says “shorty” is she talking about…….

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Nevermind.

Cardi City Girls

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Cardi who’s managed by Quality Control and the City Girls who are signed to Quality Control have always been friendly and collabed on “Twerk” —but recently fans shaded Caresha when she openly said she downloaded Nicki Minaj and ASAP Ferg’s track “Move Ya Hips.”

Oh?

What do YOU think about this fan-fueled Cardi/City Girls support shade???

 

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