New York rapper Cardi B used the latest viral meme of Keke Palmer to respond to allegations that she’s an affiliate of a violent street gang after Tekashi 6ix9ine dropped her name in court.

Cardi’s meme of Keke Palmer, in a video shoot for Vanity Fair, uses the actress’ inability to recognise a photo of former VP, Dick Cheney — applying it to the Tekashi situation for comedic effect.

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The Hustlers

star seemingly denied the accusations later in the day when she posted two

viral videos with the caption, “Mood.”

The first video featured a woman stammering

while asking “What? What’s going on?!”

Both of Cardi’s posts have been flooded

with reaction from fans, laughing about her response to the gang allegations.

The hip-hop community was turned upside

down Thursday afternoon when word got out that Tekashi was fingering more celebrities

for allegedly being involved in the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods, the violent

street gang that he was formerly affiliated with.

Along with artist Jim Jones, Tekashi

reportedly dropped Cardi B’s name as someone involved … which caught everyone

by surprise, including Cardi.