Cardi B Makes Return To Social Media

Cardi B has made her return to social media after deactivating her accounts last week. The “WAP” artist took a break from social media after clashing with a few of her fans on Twitter.

Members of the Bardi Gang were upset over Cardi B’s absence from the Grammy Awards ceremony. This resulted in a few comments toward the superstar’s children, which didn’t go unnoticed by Cardi.

“I’m deleting my Twitter On God I hate this fu**ing dumb*** fan base,” Cardi said at the time. “You got the slow dumba***s dragging my kids all cause y’all [thought] I was going to the Grammys and I didn’t the fu**?.”

Shortly after the disagreement, Cardi B explained her decision to delete her Twitter account on Instagram live.

“Why would I show up with one nomination?,” the rapper questioned. “And I lost it anyways, so you wanted me to go to the Grammys, lose an award, and me just be there smiling like, ‘That’s great, that’s great’. Like, come on now my ni**a.”

Cardi B performs at Made in America in Philadelphia in August 2019. (Photo by Arik McArthur)

Cardi B’s social media presence

Cardi B’s return to social media comes right before her collab with Kay Flock, “Shake It,” drops on Friday. A seven-second clip from the track’s music video has gone viral on social media over the last few days. A clip of the song has reached almost 6 million views on Twitter.

This year, Cardi B has also collaborated with Summer Walker and SZA on “No Love (Extended).” As a solo artist, Cardi hasn’t released a single since 2021’s “Up.” 2021 also saw the Bronx rapper team up with Normani and Lizzo for “Wild Side” and “Rumors,” respectively.

As of this morning, Cardi B’s verified social media pages are online once again. The Invasion of Privacy artist currently has 17 million followers on Twitter and 127 million followers on Instagram.

Written by Olan Bryant

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