Cardi B's long anticipated album Invasion of Privacy premiered Friday (April 6). Ahead of the release, the Bronx rapper sat down with Beats 1's Ebro Darden to discuss the album, rumors, and getting a stamp of approval from Ms. Lauryn Hill herself
Despite the widespread success of "Bodak Yellow," Cardi says the overall success wasn’t so instant for her. "It didn’t happen so fast because a lot of people see the impact of 'Bodak Yellow,'" she said. It was actually a two-year grind of the star hitting up radio stations in different cities, promoting and booking her own tours, and investing in herself. Considering herself a realistic person, she admits that she thought it was never going to happen. She put a deadline on her goals and even thought about quitting. "Money is getting wasted," she said. The expectations of fame, however, we’re instantaneous. "The fame, responses and expectations did hit me fast. Nobody gave me a warning that it happens like this," she told Darden.
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