Cardi B’s Debut Album ‘Invasion of Privacy’ Lands Her A Certified Gold Ranking

I will preface this post with I am not a rap fan. I enjoy old school hip-hop and I have liked a recent song or two these days, but I have not owned rap albums, especially in the recent years. My rap album collection includes Chingy (I know) and a couple T.I. albums (because I had a huge crush on him back in undergrad).

So on the eve of Cardi B‘s debut album I wasn’t really pressed to stay up until midnight to stream it on Apple Music. I once found the stripper turned reality star turned top-selling artist annoying, but I did admire the Bronx native’s come up in the music industry. I’ve liked her features on Bruno Mars’ “Finesse” and G-Eazy’s “No Limit,” but that’s about it. However I was intrigued enough by the Twitter commentary to give Cardi’s debut album Invasion of Privacy a listen and I didn’t hate it. In fact, I purchased a few songs.

Invasion of Privacy is for sure an independent woman’s guide to boost herself when she’s feeling down about life, her status as a queen, insecurity in a relationship, or if you just need a good record to twerk to. The album has it all. I can count on one hand the amount of songs I really liked, but it’s good to see someone win when many doubted Cardi’s “Bodak Yellow” record would make her a one hit wonder. Cardi’s debut earned a certified gold status without being out for a full 24 hours. Cardi B’s time is now!

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Okurr all you Cardi B fans out there. How are you feeling the album? Which are your favorite tracks. Sound off in the comments and listen to some of my favorite tracks in the clips below. Warning: Explicit content

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