So, I found this article really enticing, I couldn't pass it up! The article alludes to her drugging, and robbing men while a 'stripper'. I thought how strange, was she drugging them back in the VIP area, or where was this done; surely a club manager, or owner would be a teeny tiny upset...

Turns out, in her video confession, she's talking about talking to 'men', and her inviting them back to a hotel, then drugging, and robbing them. Let me tell you, that has nothing to do with 'dancing', or 'stripping'. She was straight up into prostitution; what else are you going to be taking strangers with large sums of money to hotels for? It's odd that the article doesn't address this point.

Furthermore, my thoughts on prostitution, it should be legal, and it should be out in the open for the safety of those who engage in this business for money. I have zero sympathy for what Cardi B did; do you know how many others she's indirectly caused harm to?

How many girls got ruffed up, due to being the 'next one', after Cardi B....

On that note, I don't like Cardi B, and I don't like the rap she defends. There's nothing pretty about gangsta rap. It's a downright travesty compared to R&B, Motown, and similar.

one last point, what cardi b did, was bring the heat down on countless others 'struggling' to survive. How many people(strippers, and other) in their line of work(entertainment industry) had to endure a greater police(way bad for those 'struggling') presence targeting them, due to her actions?!