Cardi B turned heads once again, this time by taking her album promotion to the New York City subway. Instead of sticking to the usual press runs and flashy billboards, she surprised commuters by personally selling her project underground. Fans recorded the moment, instantly pushing it viral on social media. Some praised her for staying connected to her roots in the Bronx, while others debated if it was a publicity stunt or a genuine hustle. Either way, the move sparked conversation across the rap world about how far artists are willing to go to grab attention in an oversaturated market.
The stunt also highlights a bigger shift in music promotion. As streaming dominates, artists are experimenting with unconventional strategies that bring them closer to fans in unexpected ways. Cardi B’s subway rollout shows that even superstar rappers are finding value in grassroots tactics that feel authentic and raw. Whether it’s a one-time gimmick or could Atlantic Records and Warner Music Australia Only Expect to Make Money Off Album Bundles.
It Has been 7 Years Since Cardi B Released a Rap Album. This delay could effect her album sales since She had Such a Successful first album when she was still together with Offset.
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