Cardi B makes headlines after the shoutout from Bernie Sanders. The singer and the politician share the same idea about the country's Social Security.
On his Twitter account, the former Democratic presidential agreed with the "Bodak Yellow" singer's opinion about America's Social Security.
"If we are really going to make America great, we need to strengthen Social Security so that seniors are able to retire with the dignity they deserve," wrote Sanders.
Thanks to @iamcardib for calling attention to the importance of Social Security. pic.twitter.com/bJdt9Oxzzf— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) April 18, 2018
On a follow-up tweet, Sanders shared a video of himself talking about the rapper. He also thanked the "MotorSport" singer for her support on the issue.
Cardi B Praises FDR
Last week, Cardi B spoke with GQ and said that she is a self-confessed political junkie. The singer admitted that she is especially interested in the government. She also loves to learn about the presidents of the country.
During the same interview, Cardi B gave Franklin D. Roosevelt a shout out for all the work he has done for Americans.
"I'm obsessed to know how the system works... Yet all he was worried about was trying to make America great - make America great again for real. He's the real 'Make America Great Again,' because if it wasn't for him, old people wouldn't even get Social Security," said Cardi B.
Cardi B Breaks New Record
Cardi B also made headlines on Wednesday after she broke Beyoncé's record for Most Simultaneous Billboard US Hot 100 entries by a female artist.
Thirteen tracks from Cardi B, 12 of which is from her Invasion of Privacy album, dominated the hit chart. With this achievement, the rapper surpassed Beyoncé's record of having 12 songs on the chart at the same time. Beyoncé earned the title on May 14, 2016, following the release of her Lemonade album.
Cardi B's songs that made it to the top 100 chart are "I Like It" at no. 8, "Finesse" at no. 10, "Be Careful" at no. 11, "Drip" at no. 21, "I Do" at no. 23, "Ring" at no. 28, "Bartier Cardi" at no. 32, "Get Up 10" at no. 38, "Best Life" at no. 39, "Bickenhead" at no. 43, "Thru Your Phone" at no. 50, "She Bad" at no. 57, and "Money Bag" at no. 58.
Cardi B's recent record coincided with the lyrics of her song "I Do" where she sings, "For the record, I set records."
