All we know about Nicki Minaj and the fight of the New York fashion week with Cardi B

It degenerated quickly.

Nicki Minaj and Cardi B had a heated altercation on Friday night at Harper's Bazaar Party icons during New York Fashion Week. The fight, which was captured by E! News, shows the rapper "Bodak Yellow" loading in Minaj, who apparently did not even beat eyelashes. Cardi also pitched a red high heel to the rapper and was escorted out of the room with a big mark on his left eye.

A witness of the party gave E! News an overview of what happened. "It was so fast! I heard someone screaming – everyone recognized Cardi's voice – people spread out or took out their phone and started filming." Nicki was surrounded by a gang of guards and was barely looking at her ". I said. "The next thing you know, the shoes were flying and Cardi was coming out."

According to one source, "the staff of the event was mortified" about the fight. The insider added that the Icons Gala was supposed to be "the most exclusive and glamorous party," but their fight "overshadowed months of hard work and an otherwise fabulous night."

Since the confrontation, the two rappers have made trips back and forth on social media and other platforms about their rivalry, which has burst at the front desk. There are a number of complicated details to consider, but E! News is here to help clarify what happened.

According to some reports, Cardi's character exploded when Minaj apparently commented on Cardi's baby, Kulture Kiari. A number of videos captured the fight from different angles, including Cardi screaming at Minaj: "Slut come here!"

Due to the incident, Cardi tore his dress and pieces of his hair extensions were missing. The same night, the rapper "I Like It" published a statement on Instagram with the caption "PERIOD". In the note, she wrote: "I let a lot of s – t leak! I let you sneak in, I left you lying on me, I let you try to stop my luggage, how I eat! You have threatened other artists from the industry, told them that if they worked with me, you would stop them with them!

She added, "But when you talk about my child, you choose to comment on me as a mother, make comments about my abilities to take care of my daughter when all the bets are done!" also worked hard and come too far to leave someone with my success !!!! "

Cardi concluded his note, "Bitches talk about everything that they contain, but in real life, they weigh! It's really for entertainment!"

Back in Minaj Land, the rapper did what she did best: throw some shade. On Sunday night, the rapper "Anaconda" posted on Instagram a selfie video that shows her watching the camera while her song "Hard White" appears in the background. Some claim that it's a bad way to deal with Cardi because it evokes the striptease, Cardi's old craft: "Uh, I've never played hoe / I never have to undress myself to get the pole position / Hoes is dissin "Ok, these hoes are vows."

Minaj even subtitled the video with "#NYFW".

Since Friday, fans have been eagerly awaiting the latest episode of Minaj on his radio show Queen, which aired on Monday. Needless to say, the artist did not disappoint in talking about the fight and its feelings about it.

Minaj went straight to the point on her show. "The other night, I was part of something so mortifying and humiliating to be in front of a group of high-level people," she said. "I will never forget it, I was mortified."

Rapper Barbie Tingz explained why she did not fight against Cardi. "I'm a dirty bitch, I did not feel the need to defend myself that night," she said.

during Queen, Minaj did not hold back with explets. She expressed her concern for Cardi: "It's not funny and it's not a question of attack! Help this woman! This woman is at the best stage of her career and she throws bottles and throws shoes? k will give him a f – king intervention Take out the fk with these bulls – t!

The rapper has denied ever commenting on Cardi and shiftbaby. "I would never talk about someone's child," she said. "I do not care about parenting, I do not give t-t … I just want to let the world know that Onika Tanya Maraj would never, never, and never talk about the child of anyone. I am not a clown. "

Onika Tanya Maraj is the birth name of Minaj.

During the talk show, Minaj criticized Cardi B calling black women "monkeys and cockroaches", which she tweeted several times in 2017. Minaj said, "You just got the greatest blessing of your life with a child and in 2 weeks We attacked 3 women, one at the fashion week and you left in search of what you left so that people could point to our community and make fun from us a little more.

At one point, Minaj directly targeted Cardi's previous role on Love & Hip Hop New York and his job as a stripper. "I'm not the bitch of the strip club and I'm not a bitch at a reality show," she said on the radio.

In addition, Minaj hinted at some vague details about Cardi's husband, Offset, whom she regards as one of the reasons for the fight. "When should a woman ever approach another woman and beat her if she finds out that her man is doing something that she should not be doing?" she asked.

The artist "Chun-Li" revealed why she denounced this incident in particular. She said on the radio, "I never defend myself normally, but I can not do it anymore, I have to defend myself and let people know that these lies are ridiculous."

Monday afternoon, Cardi posted a video on Instagram since Beyonce and Jay Z & # 39;s On race II concert while the crowd sings "Bodak Yellow" before the show. The song is relatively timely considering the words "These are expensive, they are red funds / It's bloody shoes".

It is safe to say that this quarrel will not be extinguished anytime soon.