Cardi B feels a responsibility to talk not only about wetting but also about politics

“I don’t really take a lot of politics into my music, but I fucking take advantage of my platform. I already used this interface when I was a dancer. Because you may think people are not paying attention, but they are. ”

This is what Cardi B said David Letterman running on Netflix, My Next Guest Needs No Introduction / My next guest does not need to be introduced in his talk show, after Letterman told the rapper, “It’s amazing that one of the strengths of people like you is political activism and changing the world, changing people’s feelings and ways of thinking, not only about themselves but also about the world’s problems.

Cardi B isn’t necessarily necessarily politics at first, but rather the way Megan Thee rallies with Stallion about what a good fuck to be wet, love your body and genitals while sucking on what others think about it. And when not the Wet Ass Pussyrappel, he really takes advantage of his opportunities to draw attention to political issues that concern him as well.

He has already interviewed Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden, and American Republicans are happy to indulge in virtually every manifestation. Most recently, for example, he managed to get in touch with Candice Owens after the perfect black republican posteress he found it to be said to be ‘unlearned’, that ‘he doesn’t even know which country he is in’, that ‘he has no idea what he’s talking about’ and that even if he writes something, ‘there are 87 typos in basic words’. Candice Owens, like others, has been knocked out for Cardi B because of WAP, and they have been enthusiastic about each other ever since.

Cardi B, by the way, had interviewed Biden with Elle magazine before the last U.S. presidential election, and in the interview about the murder of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd, he stressed the importance of ending police brutality and that he only wanted laws “that are fair to also against black citizens and the police “.

It also shows that the rapper has made it relatively clear many times in recent years that he is a Democrat and a liberal woman who fights enthusiastically for the rights of her men, and most of all for the rights of blacks and women. And it fits perfectly into the latter that he releases his thoughts about getting wet.

“I am an independent woman from the Bronx. Many can identify with me and many follow because they want to see how I dress, they want to see my life. I mean, that’s why I have a responsibility to share with them that they’re also watching what’s happening in this part of the world as they watch my clothes and music. “

Of course, the new season of Letterman’s show features not only Cardi B, but alongside Billie Eilish, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, or Ryan Reynolds, the conversation with him was the most interesting, the most sympathetic, and the least artificial. Equally interesting was Brooklyn Nets basketball player Kevin Durant, who announced about halfway through the show that he’s torn apart anyway.

All of this came after Durant said he had invested in an app called Weedmaps through his company, which shows where to get grass legally nearby. Durant smoked for the first time at the age of 22 and likened the herb to a glass of wine.

“It clears your mind a little of the distractions. It reassures you. It’s like drinking a glass of wine again. ”

About his collaboration with Weedmaps, he said, one of their goals is to figure out how to change the narrative or stigma around athletes and marijuana. True, this topic has become less and less taboo in recent years after marijuana was legalized or the medicine was authorized for medical use in many states in the United States. However, the NBA continues to ban grassing, although they recently eased the rules after basketball player JR Smith said grass was “the only way they could work” during the closures due to the coronavirus, thus breaking the barrier of not being able to. to play”. “You can be at peace with your mind, body and soul and just play basketball. That’s all you want. ” And the change they’ve achieved with this is that the NBA, which used to usually test its players on a random basis, hasn’t conducted such tests in the past two years.

Durant also told Letterman that they plan to “have pharmacies everywhere in New York in the coming years where they can legally buy marijuana. To that, he added, how unjust he thinks that many places in America are still being shut down because of the grass.

By the way, Will Smith went to the new season of Letterman’s show, and although it was announced at the beginning of the show that the conversation was still slapping at the Oscars it was recorded before that, unfortunately, Will Smith couldn’t be much more sympathetic, and it was hard to believe that he was really just kidding everyone that there was no more fantastic and talented person in Hollywood.

The new season of David Letterman’s show, which has been slipping for two years because of covid, has been available on Netflix since May 20, and it’s worth starting with Durant and Cardi B right away so you can fall asleep to the rest.

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