JUST IN: Cardi B Breaks Social Media Silence To Makes Big Revelation While Endorsing Kamala Harris at Wisconsin Rally
Rapper Cardi B got the crowd hyped for Vice President Kamala Harris to potentially become the first woman president at the politician’s campaign rally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Friday.
The proud Bronx-bred rhymer proudly endorsed the Democratic presidential candidate, giving her reasons for why she believed that the politico deserved to win the White House. During her speech, Cardi B also reminded the audience what was at stake in this election cycle, specifically for women.
“Did you hear what Donny Trump said the other day?” the Bodak Yellow rapper asked the crowd. Cardi B then reminded listeners of ex-president and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s promise to protect women “whether the women like it or not.”After an audience reaction, the rapper paused and then said, “Donny, don’t.” Earlier in her speech she mentioned that she “couldn’t stand a bully,” seemingly referring to Trump. However, crediting the VP, she admitted that “just like “Kamala, she always stands up to [bullies].”
Though Cardi was at Harris’ rally in support of the former California Attorney General, she was honest about where she initially stood this election cycle.
“Imma be real with y’all. I wasn’t gonna vote this year. I wasn’t,” Cardi B said. “But Kamala Harris joining the race…changed my mind completely.” She added that she “did not have faith on any candidate until Kamala Harris joined the race.” Cardi’s speech is slowly going viral on X, formerly Twitter. Several have taken to the social media platform to praise her “energetic” speech.
“Cardi B just showed up and gave a speech that will be remembered! Her energy, her honesty—absolutely incredible,” one wrote on X. A second added, “Always on the right side of history Queen.” Another mentioned, “Cardi B delivered an amazing speech at Kamala Harris’ rally in Milwaukee!Her passion for the issues really shines through! Let’s keep the energy up for the election!”
Someone else shared: “She’s relatable & true to herself. She’s not trying to be anyone other than Cardi B. It speaks volumes that she even showed up to spread awareness.” Meanwhile, one wrote: “When she said she always stands up to a bully I really felt that!..”
The 2024 presidential election is next week on November 5.
