VIDEO: Nicki Minaj and Cardi B fought during a fashion event

On September 8, two female rappers suddenly got into a fight right in the middle of a fashion event taking place in New York, surprising many people.

On the evening of September 7 (local time), Cardi B and Nicki Minaj attended a large fashion event taking place in New York City (USA). A fight broke out between two female rappers, surprising many people .

A video shared online shows the two stars suddenly raising their voices while standing in the crowd. Cardi B even took off her shoes to throw at Nicki Minaj.

Cardi B and Nicki Minaj at the fashion event on September 8.

The cause of the fight is said to originate from Nicki Minaj. An attendee of the event revealed to People that Nicki started the fight with Cardi first.

Specifically, according to this person, when Nicki Minaj was taking photos with Kelly Rowland and La La Anthony, Cardi B suddenly passed by at that time. Seeing her junior, Nicki Minaj intentionally stepped on Cardi B’s skirt.

Having her dress stepped on by Nicki Minaj, Cardi B immediately got angry and took off her shoes and threw them at her senior. Some witnesses present at the event said the incident happened so quickly that one had to watch the video again to understand the details.

In a video from another angle, the audience hears Cardi B cursing Nicki Minaj, and can see her taking off her shoes to throw.

After the altercation occurred, Cardi B left the event with a small wound, swelling into a large lump on her forehead. Female rapper Bodak Yellow ‘s outfit was also torn.

She was barefoot because she had taken off her shoes during the fight earlier. Some people even said they saw part of Cardi’s wig being pulled off.

Besides, Nicki Minaj did not react after the incident. She still attended the event and posted photos on social networks with a calm attitude.

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It was a transfer like no other at the time.

Manchester United once signed a nine-year-old footballer off the back of seeing his compilation video - but what has happened to the player now?

Nowadays, the Internet is flooded with stories of young academy prospects who are tipped to become the next Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo, while any spectacular moment at amateur levels will quickly go viral.

Back in 2007, though, things were slightly different. YouTube had only been founded two years earlier in the United States, while you might struggle to find many people who knew what Twitter was. The closest you got to TikTok was waiting another two years for Kesha to release her hit song.

The best way to get a top club to notice you was either by chance - an encounter at a local game, for instance - or by sending a DVD directly to the club in the hope that they would see it.

While some managers might not always get back to young players, there are plenty of stories of Sir Alex Ferguson doing exactly the opposite.

An 18-year-old, newly released by Macclesfield, once delivered his own compilation DVD directly to Ferguson's home address in Wilmslow - with the United boss promising to watch it.

The Scot did just that, and subsequently invited the player for a trial.

In the case of Davis, his grandad sent over a DVD of the nine-year-old playing football in Brisbane, Australia, where his family was living at the time.

United scouts watched the videos, invited him to participate in several training sessions and then offered him a contract.

Davis would play in the same age group as Marcus Rashford, telling The Athletic in 2023 that the future United and England star was 'the standout and always has been'.

The midfielder continued to work his way up through the youth ranks, but then suffered a broken leg when he was 14 years old.

Davis described the injury as a 'turning point' as far as United's subsequent decision not to give him a scholarship contract at 15, but also added: "It was all up in the air, and what is to say I would get one? I probably wasn't going to. But it didn't help the process and it didn't help me going on to look elsewhere."

After working his way back to full fitness, Davis decided to focus on his education and went to university, where he studied business and economics in Sheffield.

Although he now works full-time in finance, the midfielder - who is now 26 - has remained in football, and is still based in Lancashire.

The club has been home to a number of high-profile players over recent years, including current Bolton winger Carlos Mendes Gomes and Gibraltar international Jack Sargeant.

Last week, he signed for divisional rivals Cheadle Town, who finished a position above the midfielder's former club last season.

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On his current life, Davis told The Athletic: "Things didn't turn out how I wished for at United, but I wouldn't change it for the world.

"People still make tongue-in-cheek comments [about the YouTube video] in passing, but nothing like they used to!

"One kid used to call me wonderkid... it is all fun and games."