Grammy-winning rapper Cardi B shared many Kamala Harris supporters’ anxiety when she tweeted “We need a Hail Mary” Tuesday night as Donald Trump started to take the lead in multiple swing states. But it was her follow-up post that sparked immediate backlash and was quickly deleted by the “WAP” singer.

The "I Like It" singer endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris Friday night at her rally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Cardi B admitted she was not going to vote in the 2024 election until the vice president entered the race.

Cardi B shared, then promptly deleted a video message seemingly addressing early election results on Tuesday night. "This is why some of y'all states be getting hurricanes," the "WAP" rapper said in the video,