The singer Cardi B referred in an interview to the attacks she gets on her networks for being a Dominican.
During his interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, he admitted, “Lately, I’ve been writing down every hate I get on social media. Like recently, right? Yesterday I made a song, right?
The Grammy Award winner spoke of the constant hatred she has for her Dominican and Trinidadian heritage. “Half-yearly people always want to talk about my race because people don’t really understand the Caribbean islands. They don’t understand the Dominican Republic, nothing. Every six months. “
“Anytime a Spanish artist is in a moment of success, for whatever reason, they always call me, right? I don’t want to give you a clue about my recordings. They go to my album. I’ve been on social media lately, and every hate [improperio], each positive [improperio], I write it and put it in my music. That’s what I’m doing now. “
During her interview, the singer even admitted: “On social media, people just think I’m just an angry woman. It’s just not me. I am not an angry person. I am a very emotional person. “
“There are certain times when I want to tackle certain issues. If I address something, I do it differently. Some celebrities don’t handle it at all, but they would cry at home. “
‘People just hate you. I will not be that artist who is silent about it. I’m going to let people know it’s like, “Brother, we have feelings.”