Cardi B: Cardi B threatens to sue Trump adviser over Nicki Minaj ‘robot’ controversy: ‘Tell me where I belong’

rapper Cardi B Alex Bruesewitz, an adviser to US President Donald Trump, claims she has ties to a company involved in bot activities involving artist and rival Nicki Minaj.The controversy began with a now-deleted post by Bruesewitz on X. Bruesewitz says reporter Jason Beeferman has ties to Cardi B’s camp, which drew attention to a report from tech company Cyabra about a group of bots pushing #NickiMinaj’s latest conservative stance. Brusewitz called Beaverman a “fake news hack” and claimed he “worked with Cardi B’s manager.”Cardi B responded angrily on X’s website, denying any connection. She wrote: “Tell me what I have to do with this person or they have with anyone I work with…I have no connection to Roc Nation you idiot!” The rapper also criticized the theory that her music label Roc Nation was involved in the controversy, calling it “absolutely ridiculous.”She continued: “The conspiracy theories with Roc Nation are getting so ridiculous… the fact is you work for the government and are slandering my name with false accusations. I’m fucking suing you. Know your game!!!”Even after Cardi B deleted her post, Bruesewitz fired back. He said, “She immediately deleted her threat after I presented the facts that her representatives were actually connected to the company that created the @NICKIMINAJ ‘bot’ scam! Cardi, you don’t have to delete it.”Despite the legal threats, Cardi B insists she had nothing to do with Cyabra’s data or the bot report. In her last post onThe confrontation follows another public controversy earlier the same month, when Cardi B criticized Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during a concert in Palm Desert, California. During her performance, she urged fans to speak out against the agency’s actions, saying at one point: “B—h, if ICE comes in, we’re going to jump on – them.” She added that she had bear maces at the venue, declaring: “They’re not going to take away my fans, b—h.“Bruesewitz, a Trump supporter, condemned the comments, calling Cardi B a “disgusting person” and claiming she was trying to “incite violence against our ICE officers.”The exchange became more heated after Bruesewitz retweeted Nicki Minaj’s video. Nicki Minaj has supported the Trump administration’s activities and has been criticized by Cardi B. Minaj attended Brusewitz’s wedding in South Florida earlier this month.In response to Cardi B’s ICE remarks, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) posted on social media: “As long as she doesn’t do drugs and rob our agents, we will consider this an improvement over her past behavior.”Cardi B has previously opened up about her past before fame, admitting to drugging and robbing men during her time as a stripper. “Whether it was a bad choice or not, I did what I had to do to survive,” she said at the time.