A few weeks earlier, music executive producer Brooklyn Johnny posted a photo of the 'I Like It' raptress working in a studio amid reports she'll release her sophomore album this year.
- Mar 18, 2023
AceShowbiz - Cardi B seemingly has something exciting for her fans soon. The "Bodak Yellow" raptress appeared to hint at the release of her new album with a blackout on her official fanpage on social media platform.
On Thursday, March 16, the "I Like It" raptress turned to her Twitter account to post, ".@CardiAllAccess," along with eyes emoji and a thinking face emoji. When fans visit the Cardi All Access account on the blue bird app, it can be seen that its header and the profile picture are all black.
Fans were left excited after Cardi made such a mysterious gesture. "OMGGGGGG," one fan replied to Cardi's tweet. A separate person wrote, "BARDI BLACKOUT OHHHHHHHH!!!/!/2$2!2&3?)3:." Someone else chimed in, "SHES COMINGGGGG." Another added, "Cardiii what we doinnnn sis??"
According to reports, Cardi will release her sophomore album this year. Back in December, the New York-born artist unleashed a snippet of her new music on Twitter. In the audio clip, she throws shades at her critics. "They be watching every time that I post/ Posted nothing, always gotta do the most/ B***hes sound like you broke," she spits. "HERE some scraps since yall STARVING," she captioned the post.
Then in January, Cardi sent her fans into a frenzy after a picture of her in a music studio made its round on social media. On January 12, music executive producer Brooklyn Johnny turned to his Instagram page to share a photo of the wife of Offset looking busy in the studio.
In the snapshot, the 30-year-old femcee could be seen sitting behind a standing microphone while wearing a black voluminous leather jacket over a red jumpsuit. "Y'ALL READY?! #CardiB," so Brooklyn captioned the post.
Previously, Cardi claimed that anxiety made her postpone her upcoming album. "I'm just a mom and I do have anxiety," the "WAP" raptress told her fans. "I've been having a lot of anxiety, because I know right after I drop my album, I have to go out on tour and I have bad separation anxiety from my kids."
"When it comes to music and everything, I just be feeling like I don't be liking anything. I feel like I got so many songs and I don't like anything," she continued. "I feel like nothing is good enough… And I got so much money saved up I just be like, 'Yeah, whatever the f**k.' "
