The rapper, mother to daughter Kulture with rapper beau Offset, hopped on Instagram Thursday to share her frustration with 51 million followers in what turned out to be an explosive, expletive-filled rant aimed at\u00a0Access Hollywood<\/em>\u00a0and the editorial decision to allegedly “chop up” her words for “clickbait.” Cardi also threatened to spit at\u00a0Access<\/em>\u00a0\u2014 while also mimicking the insult \u2014 and, in the rant’s most shocking moment, said this: “Access Hollywood<\/em>, suck my whole dick. Suck a dick, I hope your fucking mom catch AIDS, bitch.”<\/p>\n Her other comments included: “They asked me a question about me doing different ventures and how has things changed when it comes to motherhood. So I explained to them. I gave them like a 2-minute answer, right?… And I said things have changed because a lot of people expect me to do so many things. Like, a lot of people expect me to be in the studio. Then I film for\u00a0Rhythm + Flow<\/em>. I filmed for\u00a0Hustlers<\/em>. I\u2019m working on fucking Fashion Nova and I\u2019m doing other business shit that is about to come out. So, I\u2019m sorry if I take time out my day that I could be five hours in the studio but I spent five hours with my kid. Because yes, I could have somebody babysit my fucking kid but it\u2019s like it\u2019s a wack feeling when your kid not even trying to fuck with you and call somebody else mommy. That\u2019s why you gotta spend time with your kid,” Cardi said on Instagram. “So these muthafuckas chopped what I said up up…. That\u2019s not what the fuck I said! Don\u2019t use my muthafucking kid for clickbait, bitch. Don\u2019t fucking cut shit off trying to make me look like I\u2019m a fuck ass mom cuz that\u2019s something that I\u2019m not. I don\u2019t play that shit.”<\/p>\n Cardi’s claims over how the outlet positioned her time with her daughter as “clickbait, bitch,” were met with support online Thursday into Friday as the clip started to gain traction. However, the AIDS insult has received widespread criticism, particularly on Twitter.\u00a0The Hollywood Reporter<\/em>\u00a0reached out to reps for Cardi, Netflix,\u00a0Access Hollywood<\/em>\u00a0and GLAAD for a response to Cardi’s video but as of press time, no one has weighed in on the matter.<\/p>\n As for\u00a0Access Hollywood<\/em>, the outlet\u00a0deleted\u00a0the video in question from both its website and parent company NBC’s site, which was hosting it. A source close to the show tells\u00a0The Hollywood Reporter<\/em>\u00a0that the reason the video was deleted is because producers acknowledged the headline was unfair to Cardi and did not properly communicate the quality nor the content of the interview. Evans and Cardi are known to have a great relationship as he has interviewed her on multiple occasions. A source notes he was not aware of the headline because it was written by a staffer on the digital team.<\/p>\n As a result of the situation,\u00a0Access<\/em>\u00a0producers reached out and privately apologized to Cardi and her team. It’s unclear if Cardi has apologized for her inflammatory comments.<\/p>\n The\u00a0Access<\/em>\u00a0apology must’ve landed because Cardi had admittedly cooled down after expressing her outrage. “Ok guys I feel better now. Sorry for the bullshit … whew Chile I haven\u2019t been this mad since WHAT WAS THE REASON?!!”<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.nsemgh.com\/pub\/iamcardi1.jpg\")
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