Offset Enlists Jamie Lee Curtis To Address Cardi B ‘Drama’ In Hilarious Parody Of Infamous James Brown Video
etcanada.comOffest is killing two birds with one stone by addressing his recent Twitter spat with with Cardi B, while also promoting some new music.
The Migos rapper took to Instagram to share a video parodying James Brown’s infamous 1988 interview with CNN’s Sonya Friedman, in which the Godfather of Soul hilariously sidestepped questions about allegations of assaulting his then-wife, even while he was out on bail while facing assault charges.
In Offset’s version, Friedman is played by Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis, who Offset, costumed as Brown. READ MORE: Cardi B Denies Rumour She Cheated On Husband Offset: ‘Please Boy, Stop Acting Stupid’ “Your fans are saying there is a lot of drama between you and your beautiful wife Cardi B,” Curtis’ interviewer begins. “Haaaaaaaa,” Offset responds, impersonating Brown. “OK, you’re not going to answer my f**king question are you?” Curtis asks. “There’s no problems,” he responds. “She seems… upset, Offset,” Curtis continues, with Offset quoting Brown’s response when asked to confirm he was out on bail, quipping, “I’m out on love.” READ MORE: Cardi B Steps Out With Offset At Paris Fashion Week After He Accused Her Of Cheating “But you didn’t answer, really, my question, Offset,” she adds, with Offset responding by singing the opening verse to Brown’s “Prisoner of Love”, before quickly interjecting, “Let’s talk about some music,” just as the video fades out and “July 28” appears.
In the 1988 interview with CNN’s “Sonya Live”, Brown was out on bail after being arrested for allegedly beating then-wife Adrienne Lois Rodriguez with a lead pipe.
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