Cardi B brought her unapologetic style to a Kamala Harris rally in Milwaukee last night, making a bold entrance to the Wisconsin State Fair Park Exposition Center. The rapper, known for her outspoken personality, walked onstage to the beat of her hit song “Bodak Yellow.” She was dressed in a white wrap minidress with bow accents on the cuffs, giving off an ’80s vibe with pronounced shoulders and thick lapels. Completing her look with white gloves and pumps, Cardi wore her hair in an elegant updo and sported a full glam makeup look.
Addressing the crowd, Cardi expressed her excitement for the moment, stating, “I’ve been waiting for this moment my whole life. I do not take lightly the call to show up, the call to speak up, the call to deliver a message that’s been on my heart a hot minute now.” She explained her reasons for supporting Harris in the election and took a swipe at the Republican opponent, Donald Trump. Cardi emphasized the challenges faced by women in positions of power, drawing parallels between her own experiences as an underdog and Harris’s journey.
Admitting that she had lost faith in the presidential candidates until Harris entered the race, Cardi confessed that she had not been planning on voting this year until Harris changed her mind. Turning her attention back to Trump, she criticized his recent statements regarding women’s rights and freedom of choice. Cardi made it clear that she does not support any definition of protection that limits the rights and choices of women, especially when it comes to the generations to come.
In her powerful speech, Cardi highlighted the importance of standing up to bullies and advocating for equality and empowerment. By joining forces with Harris, she aims to inspire others to speak up and fight for what they believe in. The rally was not just a platform for political support but also a call to action for women everywhere to unite and make their voices heard. Cardi’s presence added a unique flair to the event, injecting energy and passion into the campaign for change and progress.
