From Hip-Hop and R&B to Pop and Reggaeton, the Bronx rapper makes her voice known.
Cardi B attends Cardi B’s Gala After Party with Revolve And FWRD At Silencio on May 06, 2024 in New York City.
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Cardi B’s career is a testament to what can happen when talent and technology combine. The Bronx native parlayed social media stardom into global pop music acclaim by leveraging her personality, wit, and love of the culture birthed in her borough. Her viral Instagram moments, Love And Hip Hop confessionals, and mixtape hustle all led up to her mainstream debut album, Invasion Of Privacy, and after April 6, 2018, it was clear Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar was no gimmick.
Standing as Cardi B’s career peak thus far, Invasion Of Privacy received critical acclaim upon release. Debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, the album won the mother-of-two the Album Of The Year recognition at the 2019 BET Awards.
Additionally, she became the first solo woman to win Best Rap Album at the Grammy Awards that same year. Also up for the coveted Album Of The Year category, the trophy placed the chart-topper among the ranks of female emcees including Missy Elliot, Lil Kim, Eve, Lauryn Hill, Queen Latifah, and Salt-N-Pepa, all of whom have at least one golden gramophone.
Despite the massive success of her first offering, the 31-year-old has not rushed a follow-up. While it has been teased that the project is due this year, the “Bodak Yellow” rhymer has confirmed that she’s focused on her guest verses and likely won’t be giving us a full body of work by year’s end.
While Bardi Gang, rap fans, and the music industry at large await the second coming of Cardi B, she’s kept listeners fed with features across Hip-Hop, R&B, Pop, and Latin genres. With the ability to deliver top-tier verses in English, Spanish, and Spanglish, the rapper reaches multiple audiences with her messages of self-confidence, love, and heartbreak, evolving from rags to riches, and having the flyest threads.
This is not putting the diamond-certified rapper against her peers or collaborators, it is strictly Cardi Vs. Cardi. Considering lyrical content and wordplay, flow and delivery, impact and success, and overall enjoyment and entertainment, VIBE ranks Cardi B’s 34 feature verses (as of June 3, 2024) dropped after Invasion Of Privacy.
Jennifer Lopez Feat. Cardi B, DJ Khaled – Dinero
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Cardi B joined Jennifer Lopez on the DJ Khaled-powered, multilingual “Dinero.” In her verse, Cardi B flexes her ability to rap fluently in both Spanish and English without missing a beat. The collaboration also unites “two bad b**ches that came from the Bronx, Cardi from the pole and Jenny from the block.”
Rita Ora Feat. Cardi B, Bebe Rexha, and Charli XCX – “Girls”
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Cardi B linked up with the pop girlies on Rita Ora’s “Girls.” The carefree song, dedicated to the desire to kiss girls, finds the Bronx rapper rhyming “Tonight, I don’t want a dog, I want a kitten/I might French a girl from Great Britain.”
El Alfa Feat. Cardi B – “Mi Mami”
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Cardi B showcases her melodic side in “Mi Mami” with El Alfa. She not only has a Spanish-language verse in the collaboration, but also adds additional vocals throughout the track. The duo exhibits fluid chemistry, making it a catchy song with a fun chorus.
Lizzo Feat. Cardi B – “Rumors”
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Lizzo and Cardi B teamed up to clap back at haters on “Rumors.” Rather than disputing gossip surrounding their personal and professional lives, the two come together and claim any fake news as their own truth.
Offset Feat. Cardi B – “Freaky”
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Handling half of the hook and a separate verse, Cardi B teams up with Offset for “Freaky.” The song comes from Offset’s 2023 album Set It Off. “If I throw it at you, I hope you could catch, ni**a/ I might wrap my legs around one of you rap ni**as,” asserts the Bronx-bred chart-topper.
BLACKPINK Feat. Cardi B- “Bet You Wanna”
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Cardi B balances BLACKPINK’s “Bet You Wanna,” adding edge to the uptempo K-Pop song. The quick feature showcases Cardi B’s ability to be proactive without using profanity or overtly profane lyrics, expressing her sexual desires without her on-brand explicit vocabulary.
Black Jonas Point, Secreto and Liro Shaq Feat. Anuel AA, and Cardi B – “La Bebe Remix”
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Cardi B delivers a slick, Spanish guest verse in “La Bebe” remix with Black Jonas Point, Secreto, Liro Shaq, and Anuel AA. Focused on her rapid-fire delivery, the feature ends with Cardi B singing the hardcore lyrics softly.
Lil Nas X Feat. Cardi B – “Rodeo”
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Lil Nas X welcomed Cardi B to introduce some East Coast flair to his country-influenced “Rodeo.” In her descriptive verse, the Grammy-winning rapper paints a portrait of a murderous drama, warning of the deadly end a lover might face if they dare to do her dirty.
Ed Sheeran Feat. Cardi B And Camilla Cabello – “South Of The Border”
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Ed Sheeran enlisted Cardi B and Camilla Cabello to help tell the story of a dramatic romance in “South Of The Border.” The highlight of this feature is the rapper’s change of pace, switching flows and adding inflection to her punchlines for an entertaining ride.
Shakira And Cardi B – “Punteria”
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In Shakira‘s pop track “Punteria,” Cardi B flaunts the diversity of her skillset. She begins her verse by singing lightly before she switches to a set of braggadocios bars. “La Cardi” finishes the verse back in her melodic bag. During the entire feature, she goes back and forth between Spanish and English.
Quavo Feat. Cardi B and Madonna – “Champagne Rosé”
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Quavo brought Madonna and Cardi B together for “Champagne Rosé,” and the unexpected collab features a quick verse from Bardi that makes her intentions clear. The rapper declares her longevity in the rap game, and anyone who begs to differ can catch her court side, watching LeBron James.
ROSALÍA, Cardi B – “DESPECHÁ RMX”
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In the “DESPECHÁ RMX” with ROSALÍA, Cardi B sings and raps in both Spanish and English, assisting the Spanish pop star to get her message across. Together, the duo reminds listeners that they are not here for drama or stress in the dance-ready, Mambo-inspired track.
Maroon 5 Feat. Cardi B- “Girls Like You”
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Maroon 5 calls on Cardi B to add perspective to their “Girls Like You” track. Cardi is often at her best when reflecting on her humble beginnings and getting personal about her wants and needs, and this feature is no different. The quick guest spot provides the space for Cardi to speak her mind, flowing with ease on the pop instrumental.
Offset And Cardi B – “JEALOUSY”
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Instead of arguing with trolls, blogs, and “bad body” b**ches online, Offset and Cardi B reserved their smoke for a song. In “JEALOUSY,” the two team up to put all liars, haters, and opps on notice, while flexing their musical chemistry, luxury lifestyle, and social power. Cardi closes the track with a quick outro after delivering a hard-hitting second verse warning, “They came from the hood but they leave in the trunk, B**ch!”
Lil Yachty Feat. Cardi B And Offset – “Who Want The Smoke”
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Cardi B proved she can hang with the guys on “Who Want The Smoke” with Lil Yachty and Offset. In the war-ready track, Cardi takes the first verse setting the tone with a bulletproof delivery. “They don’t want smoke with me, the diamonds is chokin’ me” she brags as a warning.
Dj Khaled Feat. Cardi B – “BIG PAPER”
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Cardi B takes over for DJ Khaled on “BIG PAPER,” with two verses and a catchy hook. Accompanied by DJ Khaled’s signature adlibs, the verse proves Cardi B’s abilities to stand on her own and not back down from any challenge, in or out of the booth.
French Montana Feat. Post Malone, Cardi B, and Rvssian – “Writing On The Wall”
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French Montana created a unique collective when he called on Cardi B, Post Malone, and Rvssian for “Writing On The Wall.” French and Cardi stake their claim as the hottest out of the Bronx in a cheeky back-and-forth before she takes off. The full verse is filled with witty quoteables such as the closing “Started workin’ out, but he gon’ eat me on his cheat-day off.”
Summer Walker Feat. SZA and Cardi B – “No Love (Extended Version)”
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Summer Walker, SZA, and Cardi B do it for the ladies on “No Love (Extended Version).” Cardi’s vulnerability is her strength on the honest track, as she sings and raps her truth. The verse details a complicated relationship, and whether she spits of a rekindled romance or revenge, she emotes with candor, giving listeners who relate a welcoming safe space.
DJ Khaled Feat. Cardi B and 21 Savage – “Wish Wish”
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Cardi B gifted DJ Khaled some of her most potent quotables in “Wish Wish” with 21 Savage. Also handling the hook, Bardi gets into her street rhyme bag, reminiscent of the unpolished, yet hard-hitting verses from her mixtape days that showcased her potential. It’s impossible to not yell along, “Whatever you do, sis, keep it cute, sis/Leave that beefin’ sh*t at Ruth Chris or end up toothless.”
Flo Milli Feat. SZA, Cardi B – “Never Lose Me” Remix
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Flo Milli added both Cardi B and SZA to her viral “Never Lose Me” single, where the seductive trio takes turns detailing their one-of-one capabilities. For Cardi, she adapts Flo Milli’s style with ease, without losing her own uniqueness or signature delivery. Making use of her melodic rap skills, the “Bodak Yellow” rhymer brags gently “pu**y so good, make him do what I say,” as she runs down her assets.
Anitta Feat. Cardi B and Myke Towers – “Me Gusta”
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Anitta, Cardi B, and Myke Towers take it to Brazil in “Me Gusta.” Calling on “La Cardi”, the moniker shouted by the rapper on most of her global tracks, the feature is one of her strongest where she raps in multiple languages. The playful verse also pays homage to her heritage as she rhymes, “Yo tengo el sazón de una afro-latina/ Y muevo mi cintura como Shakira/La Cardi y Anitta, two fly mamacitas/Bad b**hes, me gustan todita’.”
Migos Feat. Cardi B – “Type Sh*t”
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Migos knew they could count on Cardi B to match their energy on “Type Sh*t.” The collaborative effort features Cardi B on the track as one of the guys, seamlessly blending in with the group dynamic. Her aggressive delivery and growling adlibs amplify the confident portrait painted by the lyrics.
GloRilla feat. Megan Thee Stallion and Cardi B – “Wanna Be Remix”
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GloRilla brought her cousin Cardi B onto the “Wanna Be” remix, which also features Megan Thee Stallion. Although she was the last added to the track, the Bronx rapper kicks off the updated version as soon as the beat drops. Cardi B used the opportunity to question, “Should I take off on these h*es?”
In the remainder of the verse, she answers by taking the time to throw jabs at BIA as a lyrical battle between the two heats up. Diss aside, the verse features Cardi’s signature comedic charm with lines including “And my toes white like Matthew McConaughey.”
Meek Mill Feat. Cardi B – “On Me”
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Meek Mill claimed a Cardi B feature for his club-ready “On Me.” The Bronx rapper comes on the track reminding listeners that, although she has come a long way, she will still “put burners to bundles.” Throughout the entire verse, she switches flows, emphasizing her un-phased attitude in the latter half.
DJ Snake Feat. Selena Gomez, Ozuna, and Cardi B- “Taki Taki”
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DJ Snake’s “Taki Taki” with Selena Gomez, Cardi B, and Ozuna is a fun, global mash-up that brings the best out of the rapper. The verse includes all the elements that come together to form Cardi B’s winning recipe. It’s raunchy and demanding, yet delicate and flirtatious, using explicit language and animated voice changes to amplify the lyrics and create a fun, energetic listen.
Kay Flock Feat. Cardi B, Dougie B, And Bory300 – “Shake It”
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Cardi B returns to her Bronx roots with Kay Flock, Dougie B, and Bory 300 on “Shake It.” The New York drill track is the perfect arena for Cardi to flex her street status, channeling her early, grimy, mixtape rhymes. While she has certified herself as a global popstar, the feature is a reminder that Big Bardi can do it all. She adds an almost growling inflection and screeching threats to the verse, making lines such as “I pull up to your window like drive-thru/Come get showered with bullets, no bridal,” that much more menacing.
FendiDa Rappa Feat. Cardi B – “Point Me 2”
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FendiDa Rappa‘s viral “Point Me to the Sl*t’s” got the Cardi B blessing with the remix “Point Me 2,” giving the Chicago rapper her first appearance on the Billboard charts. The feature brings undeniable charisma exuded from the Bronx rapper in her verse, balancing the potent street song with playful, sexual charm. Still, Cardi B maintains the menacing nature of the track, rhyming, “Scared to face me by they self, they start recruitin’ sh*t/ I call them pu**y to their face, they don’t be doin’ sh*t.”
Normani Feat. Cardi B – “Wild Side”
An R&B track is Cardi B‘s biggest playground, and in Normani‘s “Wild Side,” she proved why. Slow jam Cardi delivers her raunchiest punchlines with a softer tone, without shedding her bossy nature. The sensual, provocative track finds the rapper demanding “It’s my d**k and I want it now,” and boasting “I can do it all, I can probably suck a watermelon through a straw,” balancing Normani’s sultry vocals and steamy entendres.
City Girls Feat. Cardi B – “Twerk”
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When Cardi B links up with other rap girls, the result is typically a fun anthem that can soundtrack any spirited ladies’ night, and “Twerk” with City Girls is no different. The East Coast musician takes it down south, asserting herself as a “Thick b**ch God’s gift to a d**k, woo,” over the “Choppa Style” interpolation. Her effortless delivery makes this feature a fan-favorite to rap along to and shake some a**.
Blueface Feat. Cardi B – “Thotiana Remix”
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Cardi B took Blueface‘s track and made it her own with the “Thotiana (Remix).” Outshining the California rapper on his breakthrough track, the Bronx “Binderella” delivered some career-best punchlines over the Scum Beats-produced song. Her signature “Cardi” adlib, shouted before the verse began, awakened her sharp delivery skills as she gets into “real sh*t,” and “real life.” Her pacing on “Thotiana (Remix)” allows listeners to catch every brilliant bar, and also rap along to the catchy, viral moment.
Offset Feat. Cardi B – “Clout”
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Of all of their current collaborations, Offset and Cardi B locked in the hardest on “Clout.” The duo is perfectly matched, and in Cardi’s verse, she realizes her status, rising from humble beginnings to someone whose daily moves are tracked by blogs and others with ulterior, money-making motives.
Pardison Fontaine Feat. Cardi B – “Backin It Up”
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Another moment where Cardi B outshines the leading artist, she completely dominated Pardison Fontaine‘s “Backin It Up.” Most of Bardi Gang recognizes Pardi as a frequent collaborator of the Bronx rapper, co-writing some of her biggest hits. On this track, she proves why she is the star. Starting her verse, “I was gettin’ some head, get-gettin’ some head/Ran down on a b**ch, she almost pissed on her leg,” the tone was set for Cardi B to claim her crown.
Latto Feat. Cardi B- “Put It On The Floor Again”
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Latto tagged Cardi B in for “Put It On The Floor Again,” and the collaboration is a direct threat to unnamed b**ches. It’s clear, however, that anybody can catch smoke.
Cardi B takes the latter half of the track and pops it off with a verse that commands instant replay. She puts her unbothered persona in the spotlight, recognizing “These h*es don’t do enough,” leaving it up to her to do the most.
GloRilla Feat. Cardi B- “Tomorrow 2”
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One of Cardi B‘s biggest skills is the ability to channel another artist’s style with her own finesse, not losing her individuality, yet perfectly matching various sounds, styles, and themes. “Tomorrow 2” is the best example thus far in her career.
Teaming up with GloRilla, the potent verse features comedic one-liners, menacing threats, boisterous onomatopoeias, and arrogant brags. The verse lays down her allegiance to her friends and herself, and cemented the Grammy-winning musician as one of Hip-Hop’s most exciting feature artists.
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