Twitter Feud Between Cardi B And Candace Owens Appeared To Escalate To Include Old Photos Of Melania Trump

In case you missed it: Female rapper Cardi B and Conservative political commentator Candace Owens have been at each others’ throats following the singer’s performance of her song “WAP” at this year’s Grammy’s.

As I’m sure you know, “WAP” is a rather explicit song, but many people, especially those in the feminist community, see the song as a symbol of adult women’s empowerment, as it zeroes in on women being comfortable with their sexuality.

Unsurprisingly, the reception to the performance of the song at this year’s Grammy’s award show has been mixed, at best. Frankly, much like J-Lo’s Super Bowl performance, the Right just needs something to be mad about and they’ve spent the past several days crying “But the children!” — despite the fact that the Grammy’s is not a children’s show.

However, it seems no one was as aggrieved over Cardi B’s performance of her hit song more than Candace freakin’ Owens.

It appears that the Twitter feud between the two women began a couple of days ago, with Owens responding to a now-deleted tweet, calling the rapper “a cancer cell to culture” and claiming that Cardi B is poisoning the minds of young black girls with “what you are trying to package and sell to them as ’empowerment.'”

Just @ me next time, directly.

You are a cancer cell to culture. Young black girls are having their minds poisoned by what you are trying to package and sell to them as “empowerment”.

I’m one of the few that has courage to tell you the truth.

You should thank me. https://t.co/qvYriScfWm

— Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) March 16, 2021

One of Owens’ tweets read, “If you think making your husband a sandwich is a sin, but popping your vagina into another woman’s vagina in front of the world is power— you are a lost soul.”

If you think making your husband a sandwich is a sin, but popping your vagina into another woman’s vagina in front of the world is power— you are a lost soul.

— Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) March 16, 2021

Many of the rapper’s tweets from the feud have since been deleted — possibly in connection to a photoshopped image of a tweet hailing from Owens’ account that the Conservative political commentator threatened to sue the rapper over.

However, one particular response from the rapper, whose real name is Belcalis Marlenis Almanzar, has remained as the dust begins to settle around the social media war — and it featured an old, lewd photo of the former First Lady Melania Trump.

Cardi promoted her new song, alongside an old modeling photo of Melania, in which her bits can be seen through the “clothing” she’s wearing, captioning the post, “STREAM “UP “ON ALL PLATFORMS..Candy DONT like it but Melania B approves.”