Cardi B is urging parents to take the necessary steps to protect their children after a controversial video involving the Dalai Lama and a young boy.

On April 9, a short clip began circulating on the internet of the 87-year-old having an inappropriate interaction with a child. In the video, the little boy approached the spiritual leader, asking for a hug. The Nobel Peace Prize winner agreed and hugged and kissed the kid.

Afterward, things took a different turn when the Dalai Lama pointed to his lips and said, “I think finally here also.” He then pulled the boy’s chin and kissed him on the lips. “And suck my tongue,” he said shortly after.

When the video received widespread attention online, many were outraged and appalled at what they saw. Even after the monk’s team apologized on his behalf, the 30-year-old rapper and others took to social media to share their thoughts. The following day, Cardi B, a mother of two, used her platform on Twitter to tell parents to beware of predators.

“This world is full of predators,” she tweeted. “They prey on the innocent. The ones who are most unknowing [are] our children. Predators could be our neighbors, our school teachers, even people with money and power, and our churches. Constantly talk with your kids about boundaries and what they shouldn’t allow people to do to them.”

When a Twitter user attempted to start a debate with the New York native, Cardi B doubled down on her previous tweet, sharing how a conversation should go with children regarding their safety.

“From the time you start potty training your kids, you should tell them don’t let nobody touch your privates, enter the bathroom with you, and don’t keep no secrets away from mommy,” Cardi B continued.

The “Bodak Yellow” artist then agreed with another Twitter user who co-signed her message by tweeting, “Man, I’m telling y’all.” Her caption was above the user’s repost of an article about the Dalai Lama apologizing for his actions. Afterward, Cardi B thanked everyone for supporting her on such a heavy topic.