‘Go back to your f**king country’ – Upcoming ‘singer’ spews racist abuse at Asian nail salon worker

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An upcoming singer was caught spewing racist hate towards an Asian nail salon worker in Florida.

Corina Monica is a self proclaimed “recording artist” who believes she will “blow the f**k up”.

Captured on a hidden recording, Monica is heard shouting at a nail technician who stopped serving the singer.

“You took my nails off, what am I supposed to do now?” An infuriated Monica asks.

“You can have another professional help you,” someone suggests.

“Oh that’s real professional sister!” Monica sarcastically responds.

“You come to this country, work here, don’t do what’s right for our citizens?” Monica says. “You make money, you live in my country, you gonna tell me you can’t do my nails b***h? The f**k you think you are b***h? The f**k is wrong with you?”

When Monica is asked to leave, she responses, “Yeah, bitch. Make me leave. Cash me outside. Cash me outside, how about that. I will f*ck you up.”

“B*tch I’m smarter than any of you all. As a matter of fact. I’m an independent artist. A recording artist and I’m going to blow the f*ck up.

“Hope you f*cking lose this place and you go the f*ck back to your country.”

After the footage surfaced online, Monica released an apology video via her social media.

‘Today I made a terrible mistake, I was inhumane and a terrible person,” she said on Instagram stories.

However, commenters were not sold on her apology. “You’d think that her racism is the nastiest thing about her, I thought that too, until I heard her music,” one person said.

In other news, South Korean TV host Sam Okyere has been called out for hypocrisy after critcizing school students for using blackface. 

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