Cardi B said that despite the zero feminine function on the album, she brought something that others could offer for her new record.
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Cardi B has removed some clues from her upcoming album, including a major detail with her fan base.
On the recent Twitter Spaces broadcast, Cardi B has provided her fans with many life updates, talking about her divorce from Offset and the upcoming album CB2.
In details about the new music she has been making, Cardi B told fans that the project does not have any features for female rappers who are “not yet” yet.
Although she hasn’t gotten deeper into why she hasn’t added any collaborations with her female rapper rivals yet, she’s very excited about the work system and the features currently included.
“The features on my album are really good,” Cardi Part B says. “I don’t have many features.
Well, it depends on many of the features you think are. I don’t have many features. ”
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Cardi B also revealed that some of the current collaborations on the album are familiar names.
“I’m working with artists, some I’ve worked before, some I’ve never worked before,” she said. “Like people like people I’ve never worked with before, I think it’s really awesome, it’s amazing. It’s a kind of atmosphere.”
Cardi continues to express excitement about the release and explains her belief that something she really unique can provide this kind of environment for the world.
“I can tell you that I have 100% confidence in this album,” she said. “Like it, I just don’t think what I get is there, there. That’s what I’m going to say.”
Cardi B’s debut album, Invasion of Privacy, is home to “Bodak Yellow”, ranking 200 in the Billboard 200 released in April 2018. The New York-based rapper’s follow-up work could fill the big shoe if it tries to figure out the surface of her debut effort – considering her, that earned her the Grammy Award for Best Rap Album and broke the biggest first-week sales figures for women’s rap albums since Nicki Minaj’s Pink Friday in 2010.
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