Last week Cardi B was confirmed for her first role in the feature film, Hustlers. A movie with a plot centered around strippers who scam wealthy men. After news of Cardi booking her first movie role, people started examining her past as a stripper and somehow one of Cardi’s old Instagram live sessions resurfaced.

Rapper Cardi B then addressed the 2016 Instagram Live video in which she said she “drugged” and “robbed” men.

“I talked about things I had to do in my past right or wrong that I felt I needed to do to make a living,” she wrote Tuesday on Instagram, referring to the actions she described in the old video. “I never even put those things in my music because I’m not proud of it and feel a responsibility not to glorify it.”

In the three-year-old video, which recently resurfaced on social media, Cardi said that during her time as a stripper, she lured men to hotel rooms for sex — however, she would drug and rob them instead.

The controversy is huge right now because this is days just after people canceled Michael Jackson after something that allegedly happened over a decade ago. This new discovery with Cardi B happened three years ago and is more current. She also admitted to doing it.

Son of the late, legendary Scott La Rock is not playing with Cardi B, comparing her drugging and robbing men to Bill Cosby. 83-year old Bill Cosby is currently serving three to ten years in a Pennsylvania state prison for drugging a woman in 2004.

Do you think the men who Cardi B drugged will come out against her?

The short Instagram live clip shows Cardi B admitting to drugging and robbing men. The video went viral on Twitter and Instagram.

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‘I HOPE YOUR F-ING MOM CATCH AIDS’

Cardi B has also taken aim at Access Hollywood over a candid interview the rapper gave to the publication.

The Bodak Yellow star is currently starring in box office smash Hustlers and hit Netflix talent show Rhythm + Flow, but took time to sit down to discuss her busy schedule and upcoming projects with the site.

However, the star was left incredibly disgruntled when they published clips of excerpts from the chat under the headline: “Cardi B Admits Baby Kulture Calls Someone Else ‘Mommy’ Because She Works So Much: It ‘Feels Wack’.”

The mother-of-one, who shares daughter Kulture with her husband, rapper Offset, took to Instagram to share her frustration over the editorial decision to allegedly “chop up” her words for “clickbait”.

“Access Hollywood, suck my whole dk. Suck a dk, I hope your fking mom catch AIDS, bch,” the star raged.

+Life, with the mission of ending the stigma of being HIV+, reacted to Cardi B’s disparaging use of AIDS as an insult:

“be careful throwing around “AIDS” or “HIV.” The stigma is real. HIV rates are on the rise with black, brown and trans Americans, and stigma plays a big part in that. Together we can fight to #EndHIVstigma but it starts with love and understanding‬.”

Cardi B seems to get away with quite a bit without anyone calling her out. Pepsi has not yet pulled their commercial featuring rapper Cardi B although it was quick to pull Madonna’s because of controversy over the music video for “Like a Prayer.”  Madonna was doing good for the world while Cardi B is wishing AIDS among people.