2020 US Elections: Cardi B urges fans to vote, says 'You can make a change'

Cardi B on vember 3 took to Instagram and posted a video in which she spoke at length about  2020 US Elections. More so, WAP rapper admitted that she doesn't like to wake up early. However, she would wake up on time for voting, she said in her short video. Cardi B urged fans to go out and be a part of  US Presidential Elections 2020 as every little vote counts.

She said, "Tomorrow is last day of voting. You kw I hate waking up early, but I'm gonna wake up extremely early so that I don't get caught up in line. Your little one vote can make a change, you can make a change, I can make a change. You don't gotta be special, you don't gotta be rich, you don't gotta be favourite or beautiful, you just gotta be you with your one vote. So let's all go vote tomorrow". 

More so, Cardi B also quipped that people should keep ir phones charged during 2020 Election and hang out with friends so that y don't get bored. She asked people to carry a lot of snacks too. 

Watch Cardi B's video here 

Interestingly, after Cardi B completed her voting, she once again took to her social media to talk about her experience. She called it 'easy-peasy' but also went on to talk about hardest part. 'Getting out call' was hardest part for her, she said in her video.  28-year-old furr mentioned that it feels good after voting and it feels like she just did something. "I don't kw, I swear it's like a weird feeling," she concluded. 

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