Conservative pundit Candace Owens says she is '100 per cent suing' Cardi B over 'wild lies' alleging her husband cheated with her own BROTHER- as the pair's bitter war over the rapper's 'degenerate' WAP Grammys performance escalates
Right-wing commentator Candace Owens and Cardi B are threatening to sue each other in a bitter Twitter clash after the conservative pundit hit out at the singer's 'degenerate' WAP performance at the Grammys - and the Bodak Yellow hitmaker hit back by suggesting Owens' husband was cheating on her with her own brother.
Owen announced Tuesday that she was '100 per cent suing' Cardi B over her 'wild lies' about her husband George Farmer. Cardi responded by saying she will sue Owens over her claims the singer photoshopped a tweet.
The feud began on Monday when Owens appeared on Fox News' Tucker Carlson show where she claimed Cardi's sexy Grammy's performances was heralding the 'destruction of American values and American principles'.
Talk heating up: Cardi B and Candace Owens are in a war of words on Twitter after the conservative political commentator harshly criticized her raunchy Grammy performance
Provocative: The rapper accused Owens' husband George Farmer (pictured together with Donald Trump) of cheating on her with her own brother
Hitting hard: Cardi seemed to outrage Owens when she posted a seemingly tweeted-and-deleted meme about her husband cheating on her with her brother from last November
Hitting hard: Cardi seemed to outrage Owens when she posted a seemingly tweeted-and-deleted meme about her husband cheating on her with her brother from last November
Legal action threat: As the two waged on with their war on Twitter, they both suggested their fight could end up in the courts over a defamation lawsuit
Her own legal threat: After Owens threatened to take legal action, Cardi followed up saying she would sue the commentator for claiming she photoshopped a seemingly deleted meme about her husband cheating on her with her brother last November.
The Fox News host claimed the WAP performance - which saw Cardi (born Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar) and Megan Thee Stallion straddling each other and writhing on the stage floor while belting out the ultra-raunchy lyrics - was part of a leftist movement to 'intentionally trying to degrade our culture and hurt our children.'
Owens, 31, agreed branding Cardi's provocative performance 'a lesbian sex scene being simulated on television' and branded it 'an attack on American values'.
'We are celebrating perversity in America,' she claimed.
Speaking on the show, Candace said: 'Parents should be terrified that this is the direction that our society is heading towards.
'Again, we are weakening America…. We are setting the stage, and it feels like we are looking at corrosion, like we are about to see the end of an empire.'
WAP (Wet A*s P***y) features the two rappers discussing female sexual pleasure using explicit sexual descriptions. Following its release in 2020, the tune was critically-acclaimed and went on to top the Billboard charts for four weeks.
Initially, Cardi, 28, didn't seem to mind that the performance was a scathing talking point on Fox News. She celebrated it for the added media exposure.
Sharing a screenshot of Candace's performance, she penned: 'Yaaaayyyyyyy WE MADE FOX NEWS GUYS !!! Wap wap wap'.
But then, after the Grammy broadcast, Cardi poked fun at Owens, referring to her as 'Candy', and thanked her for helping boost the number of views of the YouTube video of the Grammys performance.
'STREAM UP AND WAP .REMEMBER GROWN PARENTS ONLY YOU CAN MONITOR WHAT YOUR KIDS WATCH NO1 ELSE,' the rapper tweeted in part.
Critical conversation: During Owens's rant about Cardi (born Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar), she referenced where she straddled Megan Thee Stallion while belting out the ultra-raunchy lyrics
Laughing it off: Initially, Cardi didn't seem to mind that the performance was a scathing talking point on Fox News with Tucker Carlson. In fact, she celebrated it for the added media exposure
Personal jabs: Owens returned the favor and called Cardi by her real name after the rapper dubbed her 'Candy' in a tweet
Candace then replied: 'I don't work for Fox News, Belcalis, nor do I take issue with you having success. I take issue with you being used to encourage young women to strip themselves of dignity. Men typically treat women how they treat themselves. You know that.'
From there, Owens proceeded to elaborate on why she feels the Bodak Yellow star needs to take responsibility for the message she's sending with her sexual innuendos on live television.
'We hear so many women complaining about how men treat women. Cardi B begs the question— how do women treat themselves? We can fix black culture, we can't do it if we keep pretending it's not broken. That performance was disgusting. Let's start by calling a spade a spade,' the Connecticut native wrote.
'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.'
Owens then referenced how Cardi loves to point out her husband's skin tone; she's married to George Farmer, a white man who's a UK native.
'... So let me ask— what color are the people that are encouraging you to strip in front of the world? Who owns your record labels? Who owns CBS and the GRAMMY's? Who made the most money off of your WAP? You sold it to who?'
More personal jabs: Owens referenced how Cardi loves to point out her husband's skin tone; she's married to George Farmer, a white man who's a UK native
Taking sides: Owens defending Melania Trump's modeling shots by saying she has since evolved over the last three decades
The conversation then turned to Melania Trump, as Cardi posted a series of the former First Lady's racy modelling shots, while staunch Trump supporter Candace hit back about her 'obsession' with the family.
Cardi shot back: 'I don't know why candy is so bothered by WAP.I was just inspired by our former First Lady [Melania Trump]. Anyways congrats on your new show I hope you speak more about WAP I need it to reach a new Audience to go 6x platinum.Any exposure will help .Love you candy STREAM UP.'
Owens replied: 'What is your obsession with the Trump family? You are digging up modeling shots from our former First Lady from 3 decades ago. She has evolved, you have not. What you did at the Grammy's was disgusting. Own it.'
Again Cardi tried to have the last word writing: 'I'm obsessed she's my idol! She showed me I can be naked perform wap and still be a First Lady one day….
'Wait so only White women can be naked and show their sexuality and evolve in their 30s but I can't ? Wow America is soo unfair .To think this was the land of the free.'
The lyrics for WAP features the two female rappers discussing how they want men to please them by using explicit sexual descriptions
Any press is good press: After the Grammy broadcast, Cardi poked fun at Owens, referring to her as 'Candy', and thanked her for helping boost the number of views of her Grammys performance on YouTube: 'STREAM UP AND WAP .REMEMBER GROWN PARENTS ONLY YOU CAN MONITOR WHAT YOUR KIDS WATCH NO1 ELSE,' the rapper tweeted
As the two waged on with their war on Twitter, they both suggested their fight could end up in the courts over a defamation lawsuit.
The legal action threats began when Cardi referenced Owens' seemingly tweeted-and-deleted meme about her husband cheating on her with her brother last November.
'Yes. Just spoke with my family. I am 100% suing Cardi for that nonsense. You can't just start throwing out wild lies against private members of my family because you're upset someone called your out on your degenerate performance. I'll keep you all posted,' The Daily Wire writer tweeted.
Cardi hit back: 'Of course your family going to tell you to sue since you tweeted your brother and husband beat box on d***s .It's everywhere you can even Google it .Even random people dates they saw you tweet and delete .I DIDNT MADE IT UP.'
Their beef continued on with Owens sharing about how her new show, which drops on Friday, is already 'a #1 trending topic in the country.'
She also asked fans and followers to be sure 'to send a thank you note to Cardi' for her work as her hype man.
The insults continued when the rapper shot back: 'I'm not your hype man I'm your MOTHER. You look for me when you need help on your career not the other way around. YOU NEED ME I DON'T NEED YOU. Now say thank you mommy Belcalis.'
Owens would again threaten legal action when she added, 'I'm thinking me and you in a courtroom debating defamation law is what's around the corner.'
Who needs who: Cardi maintained Owens has singled her out to 'help on her career... Now say thank you mommy Belcalis'
Building up attention: The pair also battled over Owens' assertion that her upcoming new show is already 'the #1 trending topic in the country'
More defamation talk: Owens again threatened legal action when she said she envisions them 'debating defamation law' soon enough
Specified: She then specified it was not Candace who mentioned Kulture
Things heated up further when Cardi discussed critics slamming her daughter Kulture, two, who she shares with rapper Offset before she deleted the messages.
She then specified it was not Candace who mentioned Kulture.
In November, Candace hit headlines again for blasting the Harry and the 'steady feminization of our men', calling for society to 'bring back manly men'.
The conservative commentator took umbrage to the star's shoot, writing on Twitter: 'There is no society that can survive without strong men.
'The East knows this. In the west, the steady feminization of our men at the same time that Marxism is being taught to our children is not a coincidence.'
Concluding her fiery tweet, the right wing media personality, a vocal supporter of US President Donald Trump, asserted: 'It is an outright attack. Bring back manly men.'
Responding to the tweet, Olivia Wilde – who announced her engagement with Jason Sudeikis had ended this weekend – simply wrote: 'You're pathetic.'
Candace then directly referenced Olivia's recent split when she shockingly hit back: 'You're single for a reason.' The tweet was subsequently deleted.
Comments: In November, Candace hit headlines again for blasting the Harry and the 'steady feminization of our men', calling for society to 'bring back manly men'
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