Cardi B’s hurled Vegas microphone lands big bucks in charity auction

Bought: to the Cardi B fan who apparently made sufficient cash strikes to turn out to be the rightful proprietor of the microphone she now infamously threw at a Las Vegas concertgoer.

Cardi’s flying microphone was offered for $99,900 on eBay Tuesday. That’s one heck of a mic verify.

The 30-year-old “WAP” rapper chucked the mike at a lady at Drai’s Beachclub throughout her set on July 30 after the gang member threw an unknown liquid and ice at Cardi.

Scott Fisher — whose firm, The Wave, offered audio assist for the present at Drai’s Beachclub — listed the mike on Aug. 1.

He first listed the merchandise for $500. A day later, the primary bidder supplied $11,700 for the piece of rap historical past.

“I believe it a bit loopy however to every their very own,” Fisher informed The Submit on Tuesday in regards to the mike’s gigantic price ticket.

“To some individuals, it’s a world-famous merchandise and there are positively collectors that like this type of stuff,” he added.

Fisher claimed that the customer has not but contacted him about their successful bid — and he’s “skeptical” in the event that they ever will.

“I wouldn’t be shocked in any respect if any person would suppose it was humorous to brag to their pals they have been the excessive bidder by no means having any intention to purchase the mike,” he mentioned.

In complete, 55 bidders tried to snag the merchandise and 122 bids have been made.

Eight individuals retracted their pricy bids, per the eBay itemizing.

Nonetheless Fisher is assured that he’ll be capable of flip a unfavorable scenario into one thing constructive. “No matter I lastly get for the mike,” he defined, “I plan to maintain simply sufficient (roughly $900) to cowl the price of the mike and cut up no matter is left evenly between the 2 charities.

Fisher has picked Friendship Circle Las Vegas and the Wounded Warrior Mission because the charities that can cut up the proceeds.

The Submit has contacted reps for Cardi B for remark.

Extra video footage from Cardi’s efficiency surfaced within the days following the incident which she asked her fans to “splash” water “in [her] p—y” because of Vegas’ sweltering temperatures.

“That s—t feels good,” she mentioned as she bent over whereas followers threw water towards the stage.

Las Vegas Police cleared the “Bodak Yellow” rapper of the prison battery investigation final week stemming from the incident.

The microphone apparently ricocheted off of Cardi’s supposed goal and hit one other particular person, who filed a police report.

Cardi was then listed as a battery suspect, however police decided she didn’t commit a prison offense.

“After a thorough review of this case and with the consultation from the Clark County District Attorney’s Office, this case has been closed as having insufficient evidence. No charges will be filed in relation to this case,” the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department told The Post in a statement on Aug 3.