Since giving birth to Kulture, Cardi B returns to the stage this weekend.
The “I like it” singer returns to the stage for the very first time since giving birth to baby Kulture this weekend on September 29. She performerd all her hits, including “Bodak Yellow” and “I like it”.
However, she did not leave the stage before letting the crowd know to go vote.
Thank you @iamcardib for using your platform to motivate millennials to vote! I’m the youngest candidate to ever run for mayor of Chicago, we have the largest voting block & we can take control of politics to make a better future for our kids! It’s up to us! #MillennialsVOTEpic.twitter.com/ZgggOMsv3d
“Last election, everybody took it as a joke, even me, I’m not even gonna front, because I thought, ‘Man, that person ain’t going to win.’ And look where we at now.”
Speaking from her experience she urged the crowd to go out and do what it’s important and that is VOTE at the polls.
Dressed from head to tgoe in red, weaa long blonde wig, Cardi B proved that having a baby haven’t stopped her career the way some people thought it would. If anything, the rapper seemed stronger and happier than ever on stage and shut the mouths of those critics who were quick to doubt her ability to come back strong.
Cardi came back with a BANG and she definitely nailed her performance. It’s good to see her back on stage killin it as she always does. Happy to see her up there also spereading a positive message telling everyone to go vote.
Did you enjoy Cardi’s comeback on stage? Leave your comments below.
The Pittsburgh Steelers got off to a troublesome start vs their hated rivals that inspired some laughter.
After Baltimore Ravens running back Alex Collins scored on a wide open 3-yard touchdown reception to make it 14-0 early in the first quarter, Twitter was given a infamous moment to make fun of.
NBC’s production team got a close up of Pittsburgh Steelers’ outside linebackers coach Joey Porter and well, that was a bad idea for Steelers nation.
162 games to determine the NL Central crown are not enough in 2018.
The Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers are headed to a one-game playoff on Monday at Wrigley Field for the NL Central division title after both teams won on Sunday.
The Chicago Cubs defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 10-5 win at Wrigley Field on Sunday in a game in which they trailed 2-0 after the first inning.
The Cubs would break through in the third inning with four runs highlighted by utility man Ben Zobrist, who tripled to drive in a run and scored on a wild pitch.
Chicago would continue its strong roll by adding two more runs in the fifth courtesy of a two-run homer by catcher Wilson Contreras before adding runs late as the Cubs bullpen put together a strong effort in relief of Mike Montgomery.
Chicago Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo would finish the game 4-for-4 with a RBI while scoring three of Chicago’s 10 runs.
Meanwhile the Milwaukee Brewers stayed red-hot as they won their seventh consecutive game on Sunday at Miller Park with a 11-0 victory over the Detroit Tigers.
Gio Gonzalez gave the Milwaukee Brewers five innings of shutout ball in a strong effort at Miller Park.
Milwaukee would jump out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning before blowing the game open in the sixth and seventh innings with six runs that ballooned their lead to 10-0.
First baseman Jesus Aguilar led the way with a 2-for-5, 3 RBI day for the Milwaukee Brewers as he blasted his 35th home run of the season in the fourth inning.
The Milwaukee Brewers, who faded some in the month of August in their quest for the NL Central, have gone 23-8 over their last 31 games.
Their NL Central counter parts have done the complete opposite, stumbling over the final weeks of the season to a 15-17 mark that allowed Milwaukee back into contention for the NL Central.
Now after 162 games and tied with identical 95-67 marks, only one team is walking away with a division title and home field throughout the NL playoffs.
The loser will host the NL Wildcard game on Tuesday vs the loser of Monday’s NL West title game between the Los Angeles Dodgers or Colorado Rockies.
The winner of Monday’s NL Central title game will await the winner of the NL Wildcard game.
Who do you think will win Monday’s NL Central title game? Leave your comments below!
Two offensive explosions by two teams fighting for the NL West mean that the 162-game marathon is not conclusive in determining a winner.
The Los Angeles Dodgers and Colorado Rockies are set for a NL West title game at Dodger Stadium on Monday after both teams emerged victorious on Monday.
The Los Angeles Dodgers, beginning the weekend a game behind the Colorado Rockies, completed a sweep of the San Francisco Giants on Sunday with a 15-0 blowout victory at AT&T Field.
The Los Angeles Dodgers jumped all over San Francisco Giants’ left-hander Andrew Sanchez, who they tagged for 6 ERs and sent packing after 2.1 IP.
A locked in Giants team made rounding the bases look fun on Sunday as they used an early outburst to lead 9-0 after three innings in a game that saw the Dodgers pound out 16 hits.
Los Angeles Dodgers’ left-gander Rich Hill was in playoff form, going seven dominant innings for the Dodgers where he allowed only two hits while striking out seven.
The Colorado Rockies would have a hitting parade of their own at Coors Field.
Behind a Charlie Blackmon cycle, the Colorado Rockies thumped the Washington Nationals 12-0 on Sunday.
The Colorado Rockies did their damage much later in the game, scoring eight runs in the fifth, seventh and eighth innings combined.
Colorado Rockies center fielder Charlie Blackmon went 4-for-5 with 3 RBIs in hitting for the cycle, the ninth in the 26-year history of the Colorado Rockies.
Third baseman Nolan Arenado would hit a pair of home runs for the Rockies as Colorado won for the ninth time in their last ten games.
The Los Angeles Dodgers appeared to have a strangle hold on the NL West title after sweeping the Colorado Rockies two weeks ago.
A hot streak from Bud Black’s Rockies along with Dave Roberts’ Dodgers stumbling has led to the two teams — both finishing at 91-71 — now needing one more game to determine how the NL West will be won.
The loser will be playing a road playoff game in the NL Wildcard game on Tuesday vs the loser of the Los Angeles Dodgers-Colorado Rockies NL West title tilt on Monday.
The winner will be playing the Atlanta Braves to begin the NLDS with home field advantage in the series.
Who do you think will win Monday’s NL West title game? Leave your comments below!
What a Saturday of college football we had on Saturday. Two top 5 teams in the Clemson Tigers and Ohio State Buckeyes faced stiff test in their quest for a invitation to the college football playoff.
We had a Heisman trophy candidate have his strongest performance to date while a rising backup turned starter continued his strong showing in a big game.
Here’s my recap of the Saturday that was in college football!
#3 Clemson Lose Lawrence; Rally Late vs Syracuse
Just as was the case last season, the Syracuse Orange had the Clemson Tigers in the ropes.
Dino Babers team, much like they did in their 27-24 upset win last season, stifled Dabo Sweeney’s Tigers with suffocating defense.
The Orange owned a 16-7 halftime lead at Memorial Stadium begins a strong first half by senior quarterback Eric Dungy.
True freshman quarterback Trevor Lawrence — making his first career start — left the game in the second quarter with a possible concussion after taking a big hit along the left sidelines on a scramble. Freshman quarterback Chase Brice replaced him in the quarter.
Brice would struggle early, throwing an interception in the third quarter, but it’s what he did late that’ll be remembered.
Trailing 23-20 late and facing a 4th and 6 from their own 48, Brice would find wide receiver Tee Higgins on a 20-yard completion.
The play helped keep the drive alive, allowing star running back Travis Etienne to score the game-winning touchdown with 41 seconds left to play as Clemson rallied from 10 points down in the fourth to win 27-23.
Etienne finished the game with a career-high 207 rushing yards on 27 carries with 3 TDs, also a career-high.
The concern now shifts to true freshman quarterback Trevor Lawrence, who was diagnosed with a concussion. Losing Lawrence — who replaced Kelly Bryant as starting quarterback — could be a huge blow for a Clemson team that has difficult competition awaiting them.
#4 Ohio State Win Wild One vs #9 Penn State
Ohio State Buckeyes’ sophomore quarterback Dwayne Haskins answered any questions about his ability to play in a hostile environment on the road vs a conference rival.
Haskins led the Buckeyes to a triumphant 27-26 come-from-behind win at State College vs the Penn State Nittany Lions on Saturday.
One of college football’s highest scoring teams would face resistance throughout vs James Franklin’s ball club.
Penn State’s defense limited Haskins and the Buckeyes to seven first half points as they led 13-7 at the half.
Behind senior quarterback Trace McSorley (286 passing yards, 2 TDs and 175 rushing yards), Penn State would respond to Ohio State’s second half surge by taking a 26-14 lead with eight minutes to go in the fourth quarter.
That is when Dwayne Haskins turned it on for Ohio State. On the ensuing possession he would find wide receiver Binjimen Victor down the field for a 47-yard touchdown to make it a 26-21 game.
Getting the ball back with 4:34 left to play, Haskins would lead a huge 8 play/96 yard drive that ended in a 24-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver K.J. Hill with 2:03 left to play where they would hold onto to win 27-26.
In a incredible show of resilience from the offense, Urban Meyer’s team passed one of the biggest challenges they’ll face this season.
It’s a win that does a lot for the psych of the entire team moving forward.
Kyler Murray Puts Up Video Game Numbers In Still Water vs Baylor
Kyler Murray didn’t set his alarm clock and didn’t start on Saturday, but that didn’t stop the freshman phenom from putting on a clinic.
The Oklahoma Sooners quarterback put together his most impressive performance to date. Murray went 17-for-21 for 432 passing yards and 7 TDs (1 rushing) in the Sooners’ 66-33 victory on Saturday.
Murray averaged 20.6 yards per completion on a day in which he didn’t play on the Sooners first offensive possession of the game. Oklahoma punted only twice with Murray at quarterback in their offensive explosion.
Up next, a date with their bitter rivals across the pond in the Texas Longhorns, who have won four straight games after dropping their first game of the season.
Ian Book Shows He’s Forreal In Demolition vs Stanford
If last week still had people skeptical about junior quarterback Ian Book, this week put all of those skeptics to bed.
Behind Ian Book’s 278 passing yards and 4 TDs, Notre Dame defeated the Stanford Cardinal 38-17 on Saturday in a impressive performance at Notre Dame Stadium.
A week after accounting for five touchdowns in a 56-27 win at Wake Forest, Book continued to impress by picking apart one of the country’s top defensive teams.
Book and the Fighting Irish found themselves in a dog fight in the first three quarters as K.J. Costello and the Cardinal trailed 24-17 after three. It would be in the fourth however, where Ian Book and the Fighting Irish would pull away.
Book would throw two touchdowns in the fourth quarter, with his last being a 35-yard touchdown to tight-end Alize Mack to put the game on ice with eight minutes left to play.
Notre Dame — who broke a three game losing streak to Stanford — now hold strong victories over Michigan and Stanford which will boost their place for a chance in the CFP.
They will visit Virginia Tech next week, who just last week were upset by Old Dominion in a shocking 49-35 loss.
What are your thoughts on Saturday’s action? Leave your comments below!
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