Backstage at a fashion show usually isn't just about getting dressed; it also serves as a pep rally, as models get hype to hit the runway.

It's common that the entire room is filled with people dancing and singing to loosen up the anxiety over the big show. But, when people get too loose, the smartphone camera is right there to capture it all. 

According to Teen Vogue, a video has surfaced on Twitter featuring several models singing along to Cardi B's hit single, "Bodak Yellow."

Now the song is fun, and checks fashion nice with its "bloody shoes" double entendre, but it also contains a racial slur that some people ought to not allow to pass their lips.

And yet, video captured backstage seems to show the n-word being dropped; too, although this year's Victoria's Secret show featured lots of black models, it doesn't look like the word is being said by any of them.

Instead, it would appear that the non-POC models are using the word.

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Twitter was quick to condemn the models. Writer Mikelle Street was one of many who noticed the visible absence of black faces in the room, noting, "That n-word was too loud and clear for there only to be one black girl in this room."

Of course, Street's sentiment was shared by those of Black Twitter who peeped the video, with some straight up @-ing Victoria's Secret's Twitter account calling for punishable action.

At the time of this posting, neither the models nor Victoria's Secret have released a comment, but we'll certainly keep our eyes peeled for apologies.