The 'Bodak Yellow' hitmaker has seemingly come to the defense of the power couple, who has faced criticism for remaining seated during the national anthem at Super Bowl.
- Feb 4, 2020
AceShowbiz - Cardi B isn't here for Tomi Lahren hating Beyonce Knowles and Jay-Z. The Bronx femcee has threatened to dog walk the conservative political commentator after the latter blasted the power couple for remaining seated during the national anthem at Super Bowl LIV.
Tomi took to Twitter on Sunday, February 2 to slam the Carters. "Beyonce & Jay-Z (former crack dealer)sit for the national anthem because apparently the United States of America has oppressed them with millions upon millions of dollars & fans. Sounds rough. Maybe they should try another country that allows them a little more freedom & success?" she wrote.
The Fox Nation host added in a separate tweet, "You hate police, Donald Trump, and the spirit of this nation so much you can't pick your privileged asses off the chair for 2 mins to pay some respect? Despicable."
A Twitter user, who is apparently not a fan of Tomi, alerted Cardi about the 27-year-old's comments on Bey and Jay-Z. "@iamcardib it's time to walk the dog again," the said user wrote, to which the "Hustlers" star replied, "Get me my leash."
The Twitter user was referring to Cardi's previous response when Tomi mocked the raptress over the latter's criticism about the government shutdown last year. "Looks like @iamcardib is the latest genius political mind to endorse the Democrats. HA! Keep it up, guys! #MAGA2020," Tomi wrote at the time.
Cardi then fired back at Tomi as writing, "Leave me alone I will dog walk you." Tomi hit back at the rapper, "I'm sure you would. Still doesn't make your political rambling any less moronic. #BuildthatWall." In her latest clapback at Tomi, Cardi accused the vlogger of racism and called her "a SHEEP."
Beyonce and Jay-Z themselves have been taking the heat for their decision to sit down during Demi Lovato's performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner" at Sunday's big game. Wendy Williams said on her talk show on Monday, "Jay-Z and Beyonce, you understand all eyes were on you. And you should've stood up." She then suggested that if they "don't like out country," they can leave.
Colin Kaepernick also appeared to shade Jay-Z for remaining seated during the national anthem. The free agent shared a screenshot of an Instagram user's post that implied the hip-hop mogul was being hypocritical with his move at the Super Bowl. "I though we were 'past kneeling' tho?" read a caption on the post.
