Extremely harsh: Cardi B was praised by people for jokingly mentioning the fight with Nicki Minaj in a super “cool” way.
Extremely harsh: Cardi B was praised by people for jokingly mentioning the fight with Nicki Minaj in a super “cool” way.
5 months after the fight with Nicki Minaj, Cardi B returned with a luxurious photo like a princess.
In the latest issue of Harper’s Bazaar magazine, Cardi B has just transformed into a luxurious Cinderella, wearing a long, flowing red dress and running around outside the castle. In particular, you can see the female rapper wearing shoes on one foot and bare feet on the other.
The image above is nothing worth mentioning if people don’t realize it is extremely familiar, because this is how Cardi B recreated the image of her leaving the Harper’s Bazaar ICONS party in September 2018, right after the beating . jubilantly together with Nicki Minaj . At that time, the rap voice “Girls Like You” also wore a red dress, with one foot wearing shoes and the other bare. The reason Cardi B lost a shoe is because… she threw it at Nicki. The only difference between the two photos is probably the lump on Cardi’s forehead.
Image of Cardi B wearing a red dress and bare feet after the fight with Nicki Minaj.
Another extremely interesting coincidence is that the new photo was published in Harper’s Bazaar magazine, and Cardi B’s fight with Nicki also happened at a fashion party organized by this magazine. People quickly recognized Cardi B’s extremely profound way of “teasing” and expressed admiration for the female rapper on social networks:
“On the cover of Harper’s Bazaar magazine, Cardi B recreated the image after the fight with Nicki Minaj at the Harper’s Bazaar Fashion Show. Oh, it’s so cool!”.
“Cardi B once threw her shoes at the Bazaar Icons party, now she’s on the cover of Bazaar fashion magazine in a publication recreating the image of Cinderella. Truly a top icon!”.
“People used to say Cardi would never be invited to high fashion events again. But now Cardi is breathing fire in Harper’s Bazaar magazine.”
