Cardi B's Social Media War With Tasha K, The Shade Room Doesn't Seem To Be Going Away Any Time Soon

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Cardi B’s got plenty of beef with a lot of bloggers and it doesn’t look like it’s going to end any time soon. Tasha K., who has been threatened with a lawsuit from Cardi B., isn’t planning on going away nor has she ceased talking about Cardi B. Tasha K had plenty to say about Cardi during one of her massively viral live streams that currently has over 270,000 views. Cardi B’s anger doesn’t end with Tasha K, she also alleges that owner of The Shade Room, Angelica Nwandu, is capitalizing on drama.

Things heated up after Offset was hit with three felony charges due to possessing a firearm while being a convicted felon.

According to Cardi B’s video, she doesn’t agree with bloggers such as Tasha K and Angelica Nwandu reporting or posting on news that she feels only creates more drama within the black community.

You may watch Tasha K respond to Cardi B’s comments and defend her blog as well as see Cardi B’s videos where she accuses many bloggers of creating more drama with what she feels is biased reporting.

Warning, some of the language in the following video may be offensive to some viewers.

https://youtu.be/arJBOIJsX4o

Neither Tasha K or Cardi B are dishing on what’s happening in the courtroom as Cardi has filed a civil lawsuit against Tasha K for defamation. Tasha K isn’t speaking about it due to legal terms, but now that Cardi B is also targeting the Shade Room, there’s a chance they might stop talking about her.

During Cardi B’s interview, she referred to Angelica Nwandu as a water buffalo. The comment drew controversy and condemnation from many people on social media networks such as YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

While Cardi B accuses Tasha K and Angelica Nwandu of creating drama, Tasha K counters that she has the freedom of press and freedom of speech to report on Cardi B.

She also regularly shares her personal opinion that she doesn’t feel Cardi B is a good role model for young, black girls, therefore, it’s important that people like Tasha K continues to report on the real criminal allegations against celebrities who are being looked up to and admired by young vulnerable children and teens.

What do you think about the drama between Tasha K, Cardi B, and Angelica Nwandu? Do you think bloggers have a Constitutional right to report on Cardi B and Offset?