Cardi B tells Kimmel why she does not talk politics

Cardi B accepts the award of the favorite rap / hip-hop artist at the American Music Awards on Tuesday, October 9, 2018 at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
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Rapper Cardi B participated in the episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live" on Wednesday night, explaining to the host that she liked the politics, but that she did not want the government think she was "ready to do something".

"I have always been interested in politics, but now I have to pay attention to what I say, you know," said Cardi B. "If I raise some points, I get the impression that the government will say "This girl is ready to do something, we may have to get rid of it".

While perhaps misunderstanding her policy on Kimmel, this 26-year-old Bronx-born artist encouraged millennia to vote at the Global Citizen Festival in New York last month at Yahoo.

When Kimmel suggested the rapper go to the New York City Hall, she said the post was "something you have to be extremely responsible for" before responding with a potential platform.

"There are so many things I want to do, rats. Raccoons, "said Cardi B." You want to get rid of them … They're everywhere, and you know what, something about rats, they're scared of you, but the raccoons, they do not afraid of you, they look at you like, "why are you in my yard, my rubbish?

Earlier this month, Cardi B s turned into an authority and was charged with assault as part of a fight in a New York strip club.