One subject she expanded on was her pure musical style versus what she chooses to launch. Cardi stated she usually has to dial her power again as a result of her instincts lean towards a grittier type. “I like to make music that everybody would like. If I was to make music that I would listen to, it would be super drill music,” she defined. “Baby, I would be sounding like Kay Flock and G Herbo in this motherf****r because that’s just how I am. Or I might go a little bit old school Cam’ron and Fab type of vibe because that’s the type of music I grew up listening to.”

She additionally addressed the notion that her music focuses closely on sexual themes. Cardi pushed again strongly on that time. “Most of my songs I’m not even mentioning p***y or f***ing, most of my songs are about things I don’t really brag about, but I brag in my songs and my gangster s**t,” she stated. “So I don’t get why people say that. I just really think people pay attention to that when it comes to female rap… Why do people want to ignore when you talking about yourself? … Please y’all just wanna pop that p***y.”

When the dialogue shifted to her subsequent undertaking, Cardi made it clear she needs to let go of perfectionism. She acknowledged that the songs requiring essentially the most effort weren’t those followers gravitated towards. “One thing I’mma do for my next project or my next song, I kinda just wanna go with something that makes me feel good and makes me happy,” she stated. She added, “Next project, I hope that I just release things.”

As for collaborations, she revealed that a number of options had been initially deliberate however didn’t make the album. “Some people played and some people actually turned in their vocals, but I didn’t feel like they fit,” she stated.