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Cardi B Clowns Conservative Pundit Ben Shapiro After He Rebuked “WAP” | The Urban Daily

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It has only been a couple of days since the release of Cardi B's controversial single and people are still very mad. One analyst got gathered together personally by the Bronx bombshell. As spotted on Insider all types of right wing personalities are clutching their pearls after the release of 'WAP'. The new song finds Bardi […]

Source: The Urban Daily

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