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Cardi B Claps Back at Haters After Being Named Billboard's Woman of the Year: 'I Represent America'

By Glenn Rowley
11/19/2020
By Glenn Rowley
11/19/2020

Cardi B took to social media on Wednesday (Nov. 18) to fire back at her critics after being named Billboard's 2020 Woman of the Year.

"Morning y'all, it's your girl Cardi B, and yes, I am Woman of the Year," the star stated in a video posted to her Instagram. "And for you crybabies like, 'But she only got one song!' Yeah, I got that song, b---h. You know, the one that sold the most? The one that streamed the most? The one that had Republicans crying on Fox News about it. The one that have a song that's about to be six times platinum in three months. The one that had your grandma popping her p---y on TikTok. Yeah b---h, that one."

Next, the "WAP" rapper launched into an epic rant about her recent political advocacy, and how she's used her platform to educate her fans and inspire change.

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"And on top of that, boy, for over a year, you know what I'm saying, I've been influencing, using my platform for y'all to vote," Cardi said while wearing a robe, head wrap and minimal makeup. "Not just when Joe Biden was going against Trump. I've been informing y'all about y'all's senators. I've been informing y'all about districts. Midterm elections. Using my own money to meet up with these candidates like Bernie [Sanders]. Flying out, tired after shows. Yeah, that's me, b---h.

"Even when y'all's crying like, 'But she don't represent us!' Yes I do, b---h," she concluded. "I represent America. I wanted a change, and that's exactly what the f--k I did. And eat it up. I'm just that b---h. Eat it up with a spoon so y'all can get a mouthful."

"WAP" shattered multiple streaming records, became a viral dance on TikTok and earned Cardi her fourth No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100.

The rapper will be honored at Billboard's annual Women in Music event next month alongside Jennifer Lopez, Dolly Parton, Dua Lipa and more on Dec. 10.

Watch Cardi's message to her haters here.

Cardi B, Jennifer Lopez & More to Be Honored at Billboard's Women in Music 2020 | Billboard News

By Glenn Rowley
11/19/2020