“Please talk more about “WAP”, I need it to reach new audiences. Any outreach is helpful” – Cardi B wrote on her personal page on March 16.

Cardi B had a powerful performance of the song “WAP” with Megan Thee Stallion

The performance was later heavily criticized

In the midst of a fierce war of words, Cardi B and Candace Owens didn’t just mock each other normally. Cardi B reposted on her personal page a statement accusing Candace Owens’ husband of having an affair with her brother.

Immediately afterward, Candace Owens threatened to sue Cardi B for slandering her family because the information and images in that shared stream were fake products. Candace Owens also did not forget to “crack” back on Cardi B about her husband cheating. Candace Owens also asserted that Cardi B is the “worst thing” on the Grammy stage.

The tensions between Cardi B and Candace Owens started on March 15. At that time, Candace Owens shared in a conversation with Fox News that Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s performance of the song “WAP” at the 2021 Grammys contributed to “the destruction of American values ​​and American principles.” .

Not only did Candace Owens criticize the above performance as offensive, she also wrote on her personal page: “Cardi B is nothing more than a cancer cell of black culture, black girls are being poisoned by her.” .

In response, Cardi B “criticized” Candace Owens by thanking her for bringing “WAP” and the performance to Fox News , helping the number of views of the performance increase on YouTube.

Female rapper Cardi B fought fiercely because she was criticized for her offensive performance – Photo 3.

“WAP” is a controversial song by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion. The song conveys a message of feminism but from a fierce, strong perspective, wanting to be the leader even in bed. Some believe that the song is an encouragement for women of color to express themselves, but at the same time, it is also criticized because the language and images shown are considered to promote pornography and are offensive.

Putting “WAP” on stage caused CBS and the organizers of the Grammy Awards to also be criticized by some social activists and the national center for American sexual exploitation.