Cardi B joins X-rated website Only fans and asks fans what ‘they’d like to see’
Cardi took to Instagram to announce she’s joining the steamy site but insisted she won’t be posting fully nude snaps
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Rapper Cardi B has announced she is joining X-rated subscription app OnlyFans.
Cardi took to Instagram to announce she’s joining the steamy site but insisted she won’t be posting fully nude snaps.
In a clip she told followers she would be using Only Fans to post behind-the-scenes snaps from the video to her new song “WAP” and asked fans what they’d like to see.
She wrote: “Ok guys so now you can subscribe to my only fans!
“Yes I’ll be putting by BTS from WAP there ! And my day to day content.
“Also any rumours floating around. NO I WONT BE SHOWING P***Y , T*****S AND A**…
“It will be a place for only me and my fans.”
The blurb on her page reads “WELCOME TO MY WORLD!” and her first post is a behind-the-scenes snap from her ELLE cover shoot.
WAP’S music video features Megan Thee Stallion and sees her dancing around wild cats and the lyrics to the track are highly graphic.
Radio shows have been forced to put a number of bleeps in to mask the rude words
Kiss FM decided cleaned-up versions “butchered” the song too much to play it.
The station’s radio producer, Rachael Devine, admitted: “There’s a new round on the Crystal Maze… trying to make a version of WAP that can actually be played on radio. Impossible.
“There’s no song left.”
But Cardi B was on Kiss Breakfast this week to promote it.
The track caused outrage in the US. Republican Congressional candidate James P. Bradley said it “made me want to pour holy water in my ears”.
Tiger King star Carole Baskin also accused Cardi her of murder for using large wild cats in the WAP video.
This prompted Cardi to respond to by saying: “I’m not gonna engage with Carole Baskin on that.”
She then added: “Like, that’s just ridiculous you know? Oh, Lord. Like, girl you killed your goddamn husband.”
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