Cardi B is showing his WAP: Wholesome A– Parenting.
All the pasta in the pot for Cardi’s 2-year-old daughter, Kulture. The rapper raised in the Bronx proved this when she abruptly ended a dubbing performance from her “WAP” bop on Instagram Live as soon as the child entered her room.
“No no no no!” Cardi, 28, shouted before hanging up the spicy single and taking a sip of wine.
Critics of the keyboard immediately punished hip-hop’s heavyweight, embarrassing her for protecting little Kulture from its ironic lyrics while subjecting other children to the highly acclaimed yet hyper-sexualized success.
“So, your daughter can’t hear, but everyone’s daughter can?” a Twitter user said Monday.
Cardi replied, “Ya needs to stop this now! I’m not JoJo Siwa, I don’t make music for children, I make music for adults ”, referring to the 17-year-old singer and“ Dance Moms ”star. “Parents are also responsible for what their children hear [sic] or see. I am a very sexual person, but not close to my son, as any other parent should be. “
Calling her haters for her apparent lack of “common sense,” the ex-stripper continued: “There are mothers who are strippers. Pop p – – – y, twerking all night for fun, does that mean they do it around your kids? Not! Stop making this a debate. It is very common sense. ”
And while the rap queen wasn’t exactly asking her parents for advice with her Instagram video on Monday, last week she received some much needed tips about her planned New Year’s hangover.
“What do you recommend for a hangover?” Cardi, 28, published on December 30 to his 16 million Twitter followers with a pair of emojis laughing and crying. “I’m trying to see twice as much on New Year’s Eve, but I want to be good in the morning”
The cure that promptly burst to the top of popular topics on Twitter? Pedialyte, the nutritional supplement often swallowed by babies.
“The fact that @iamcardib has the Pedialyte trend is right for the 2020 LOL brand,” a fun fan joked for the Grammy-winning mother.