After spending her time in isolation watching Tiger King, Cardi B vowed to start a GoFundMe account for flamboyant tiger breeder Joe Exotic.
But the rapper's big Twitter talk about raising money for his defense won't happen -- because GoFundMe doesn't open its platform to inmates convicted of violent crimes.

Exotic, born Joe Maldonado-Passage, was convicted of trying to hire a hit on his nemesis, Carole Baskin.
Once Cardi got word about the company's terms of service stipulation, she backtracked and maintained she was only joking when she offered to start the defense fund.
'omg omg войти I was just playing,' the I Like It rapper began in a new Tweet on Monday.
'I do love him tho and he deff needed better representation.'




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Oops: The Like It rapper, 27, revealed she was joking when she vowed to start GFM account






Arrested in 2018: Joe Exotic (born Joe Maldonado-Passage)  is currently serving a 22-year prison sentence for attempted murder after he tried to hire an FBI agent to kill Baskin and multiple animal rights violations













Two months before he disappeared, Lewis filed a restraining order against his wife because she had purchased a firearm and threatened to kill him with it, but the application was rejected. 
Tiger King also includes footage of Lewis' executive assistant claiming that Baskin had stolen his power of attorney after his death in order to take control of his estate.
The documentary has led to a conspiracy theory that the big cat rescuer killed her husband and fed his body to her tigers to destroy the evidence.
Cardi seems to be a fan of the theory after sharing a meme to Instagram that was photoshopped to read 'Carole Baskin fed her husband to the tigers — Change my mind.' 





Poll: Her fans seemed fairly split on who came off worse in the documentary, though some also blamed Joe's business partner Jeff Lowe






Making waves: Tiger King premiered on Netflix in March 2020










Out and about: Meanwhile, Cardi's husband was seen donning a glittery surgical mask while stocking up on marijuana at a dispensary in Los Angeles 





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Moving on: He packed the trunk of his red Ferrari with his purchases and headed home