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    Royce Da 5’9 Comments on Cardi B Winning Spirit of Detroit Award

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    Cardi B has been having a banner year with the success of her single “Bodak Yellow” and also recently becoming engaged to Offset. However, her incarnate luck seems to have stepped on a few artists territory when she received the Detroit Spirit Award over Detroit artists when she isn’t even from Detroit. Kind of ridiculous when you think about it with all the talented artists from Detroit.

    “I love Cardi B just like everybody else but Cardi B don’t know shit about the spirit of Detroit. She ain’t even receive the spirit of New York award yet. What the fuck is we giving her an award for about the spirit of our city?”

    He also stated, “Detroit, when ya’ll gonna cut it out with the goofy shit? When are we going to stop being so politically correct? This is not a politically correct business.”

    “This record industry does not care about Detroit. Where you think the ‘No fly zone’ came from? Where you think ‘ Detroit vs. Everybody’ came from? If we don’t put action behind those words they’re just letters on a shirt. Nothing more than letters on a shirt.”

    “I love Cardi B just like everybody else but Cardi B don’t know shit about the spirit of Detroit. She ain’t even receive the spirit of New York award yet. What the fuck is we giving her an award for about the spirit of our city?”

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