Charleston White has let it be known whose side he's on in the beef between Nicki Minaj and Cardi B.
In a recent Instagram reel, reshared by Live Bitez, the controversial YouTuber claimed that Minaj "didn't fuck nobody to get to the top" and accused the Am I the Drama? rapper of doing so.
"Birdman didn't fuck her. Drake didn't fuck her. N***a, she did not fuck her way to the top, unlike Cardi," White alleged. "That's how you know Black women and young Black girls is fucked up, because they side with Cardi B over the queen Nicki."
White continued by claiming that Cardi B, who is of Dominican and Caribbean descent, isn't Black, although ethnically, she's considered Afro-Latina, which she's spoken on multiple times.
"She's a Black, Spanish, Black, twisted," White continued. "Nicki Minaj is a sista. Ain't no way we gon' pick the Latin bitch over a sista."
White went on to "salute" Cardi, alleging that her career started from prostitution and "drugging men." "Love & Hip Hop reality TV to the world's biggest star. That's what a hoe who know how to lay on her back in order to get on her feet."
The comedian also referenced Cardi's "I don't cook, I don't clean" lyrics from "WAP," questioning what makes the rapper a "special hoe."
"That puts you in the category of a no-good bitch, hoe," White said. "'Cause you take more to keep a man's attention than just laying on your back letting them fuck all the hoes. All hoes do that, bitch.
"So, you done come from being a hoe, now you done went from being a hoe to a housewife! One of the biggest lies they tell young boys in America is you can't turn a hoe into a housewife. You a goddamn lie. She turned into a good housewife. Bitch just couldn't cook!"
Picking up their beef from where it left off seven years ago, throughout Minaj and Cardi's week-long spat on social media, the ladies attacked each other with numerous insults about motherhood, alleged drug abuse and record sales. Artists like JT and Saucy Santana have also been dragged into it.
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