Cardi B schools stepson of missing 'Titanic sub' billionaire for 'partying'
Brian Szasz also responded to Cardi B attack
Cardi B targeted Brian Szasz, the stepson of the British billionaire who went to a Blink-182 concert in San Diego while his father was onboard the missing Titanic submersible.
Taking to social media, the WAP rapper slammed the uber-rich son, saying, “People is like, ‘Well, what is he supposed to do? Be sad at the house? Is he supposed to go look for himself?’ Yes.”
Adding, “You supposed to be at the house sad. You supposed to be crying for me. You supposed to be right next to the phone waiting to hear any updates about me. You’re supposed to be consoling your mom and **.”
She continued, “Isn’t it sad that you a whole ******* billionaire and nobody gives a ** about you? […] That’s crazy. I’d rather be broke. I’d rather be broke and poor, but knowing that I’m loved.”
It is pertinent to mention here Titanic submersible was boarded by five crew including, British businessman Hamish Harding; Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood and his son, Suleman; French explorer Paul-Henri Nargeolet, and the CEO of OceanGate, Stockton Rush, went to witness the wreckage of the Titanic.
However, the ship lost contact with the life above the surface after its descent.
Frantic searches were ongoing since the 96-hour window, referring to the timespan of oxygen availability on the ship, was running out fast.
-
Eric Church reveals how Vince Gill made his brother Barndon's death 'a new normal'
-
Robert Carradine's heartbroken brother Keith breaks silence on actor's tragic death
-
Ashley Tisdale makes major move to protect her peace as mom group drama takes dark turn
-
King Charles sees Andrew going to jail as chance to protect monarchy
-
Robert Carradine, 'Revenge of the Nerds' star, passes away at 71 after decades-long battle with bipolar disorder
-
Ethan Hawke raises eyebrows with risque response to question about eating in bed
-
Moby sings praises of Eminem after calling rapper 'misogynist, homophobe, racist and antisemite' 25 years ago
-
'Tediously Monastic' Moby reveals how spiritual discipline impacted his love life