Cardi B with some advice for the youth.

[JUSTIN HERBERT]

It’s just a song about sex. Everyone has sex.

Not everyone.

 

[Seoul Gleou]

good message from a great messenger

she's a solid woman outside of her shytty rap

 

[boriquaking]

She never got a degree she was too busy sucking dikk.

Not knocking her for using her platform but she should be honest.

 

[Hoodoo Child]

Carbi honestly is too stupid to lie and that's what makes some people like her, she's real and doesn't hold back.

If she wasn't a successful rapper she'd be in jail for shooting a dude. She doesn't know anything else. Her being a idiot is what makes her super attractive.

 

[IIVI]

Actually getting cosigned by many people for this recent tweet:

 

[Nkrumah Was Right]

Is what she is saying supposed to be impressive and inspiring?

The bar is the floor

 

[Raphaello]

Cardi keeps it real because she actually lived that lifestyle in the streets. Most rappers are frauds so they put up an act.

 

[feelosofer]

I mean look if someone takes the positivity from her message and does something good with it then cool.

 

[Soda Papi]

She never got a degree she was too busy sucking dikk.

Not knocking her for using her platform but she should be honest.

Well she did say she was making “fast money” since she was 18.
I don’t think there’s much room for interpretation as to what she meant by that

 

[bnew]

Her poisonous songs like WAP cancels positive messages like this out.

Put this message over a hot beat!!!!!!

ain't nothing poisonous about a song describing sex or a women's arousal.

all types of violence in our media but music about sex is supposedly poison.

 

[FunkDoc1112]

Lowkey outside of her antics Cardi been dropping a lot of advice to ordinary people and she always pushes people to go to school.

There was that interview with Immature awhile back on Nick Cannon's show and they said the worst advice they got was when somebody told them not to get a credit card and build their credit because it was too risky.

So she definitely tries her best to get whoever is listening off on the right foot and that advice about credit was legit: if they're going to pay some things off anyways then you may as well put it on a credit card so you can start building something. It seems like basic advice, but I know professionals (other software engineers) that I work with who don't have any credit whatsoever because they too scared to make purchases on their credit card.

Like she said she was 23 with no credit history, but I know engineers who are nearly 40 with no credit history. People shouldn't make those mistakes.

I wound up having to e in financial hell trying to pay my way through ad school because I had no real credit history and couldn't secure a private loan. Sure, I'd end up having to pay it off down the line but I'd at least have been comfortable and been able to keep my head above water instead of 90% of my paychecks going to bills.

Now I spend everything with my credit card and pay it off. Went from a 2k limit starting off to now at a nearly 20k limit