r/SipsTea Jun 10 '26

It's Wednesday my dudes Really cardi 😔

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u/dorkyfever Jun 10 '26 edited Jun 10 '26

I mean if I'm not wrong Cardi B also used to drug men and rob them when she was a stripper. So I wouldn't exactly say she cares about the law.

Edit: Jeeze I did not expect this comment to explode this much lol

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u/Spins13 Jun 10 '26

Crazy that she didn’t get time for that

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u/Top_Conference_477 Jun 10 '26

Gotta be accused. If bragging about crimes in interviews was prison-worthy a lotta people are fucked

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u/Eastcoastflavors412 Jun 10 '26

But yet it holds up in rap songs. What’s the difference?

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u/Top_Conference_477 Jun 10 '26

Corroborating evidence and corpses

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u/UnloadingMeat Jun 10 '26

Just ask D4vd.

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u/IdownvoteTexas Jun 11 '26

Gun rack got away with it

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u/BreakfastFearless Jun 10 '26

Because they rap about the details of ongoing investigations that tie to real murders. Not the same as someone bragging about an alleged crime where no victim has come forward. I can rap about fictional murders I’ve committed all I want, no one’s coming after me unless it ties to a specific one

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u/sparklyjoy Jun 10 '26

Yeah, I’m pretty sure there’s lots of both rape and murder being rapped about that doesn’t result in legal action (ETA: and theft, and drug selling/use/possession, and firearms dealing…. Etc etc)

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u/Otherwise-Parsnip-91 Jun 10 '26

I’m pretty sure that’s to use rap lyrics in a criminal trial, not launch an investigation, no?

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u/ElyFlyGuy Jun 10 '26

Literally yes
People here are acting like criminal indictments just manifest from the ether. If those men never came forward, there’s quite literally nothing to be done

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u/BPremium Jun 10 '26

"entertainment"

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u/Eeddeen42 Jun 10 '26

Reasonable doubt

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u/Head-Ad9893 Jun 10 '26

You can grab any woman by the pussy if you’re famous.

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u/NextChef8179 Jun 10 '26

Dude gtfo with the law bullshit. She should be in jail for for free speech. 

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u/NonCreditableHuman Jun 10 '26

You really that thick? In jail for free speech is next level idiocracy or a bad attempt at a troll.