Cardi B fan says ‘sorry’ after throwing drink and hit by microphone during Vegas concert | Watch video

During a live performance, singer Cardi B had a drink thrown at her. In response, she threw her microphone back at the person. The incident was caught on camera, and it quickly became popular on social media.

Cardi was giving a brief stage appearance at Drai’s Beach Club in Las Vegas when the event happened. Now, another video of the same incident has emerged where the fan’s face can be seen clearly.

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The woman threw a drink at Cardi B and then was seen immediately apologizing, saying “I’m sorry” repeatedly as security guards rushed towards her. Cardi B meanwhile stopped performing and threw her microphone at the fan while glaring at her.

Watch the video below:

Many people on social media responded to the video, with one Twitter user saying, “She threw that ice so damn hard too like it was definitely intentional,” while another said, “It makes sense. People threw water at her at some point during her performance and I think she just did it at the wrong time. Bc I def seen ppl already throwing water at her and she seemed to enjoy it.”

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A third person also said, “I actually feel like the girl was confused and sorry because she literally did what Cardi asked the crowd to do. Splash her with water.”

The video also seemed to confirm the fact that Cardi B was lip-syncing during the concert. A lot of people commented on the same, with one person posting, “Cardi b is fraud she was lip synching her way to fraud. How many arenas has she defrauded her fans? Clearly you hear her rapping that drama of hers yet no mic No lip moving.”

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Another Twitterati said, “The iPad is still singing LOL,” while a third person commented, “Luckily it was a stunt mic and so no singing was hurt in her throwing it into the crowd.”