Cardi B is preparing for the release of her second studio album Am I The Drama?, scheduled to arrive Friday, September 19. In the weeks leading up to the album, she has expanded her promotional efforts, including unveiling multiple album cover options inspired by her recent courtroom appearances, organizing an in-store signing tour, and sharing updates with fans through livestreams and social videos.
One of those livestreams recently took an unexpected turn when Cardi’s seven-year-old daughter, Kulture, made a playful remark from the backseat of the car while her mother spoke about the upcoming album. Interrupting Cardi mid-sentence, Kulture joked, “Oh, don’t get her album,” which sparked a candid exchange between the two.
Cardi responded by turning the moment into a lighthearted lesson, telling her daughter that album sales were tied to the family’s lifestyle. “What you mean don’t get my album, girl?” Cardi asked, adding that without the album’s success, things like Roblox coins, Apple purchases, and Target runs would come to an end. She went on to explain that if her music didn’t do well, the family would have to adjust to simpler meals and fewer luxuries.
The clip gained attention from fans not only for the humor in the interaction but also for showing the personal side of Cardi as both an artist and a mother. Her daughter’s unscripted commentary added to the anticipation surrounding Am I The Drama?, while also highlighting the balance Cardi maintains between her music career and family life.
To close out the livestream, Cardi addressed her followers directly, promising to share “something every day until my album” as part of the rollout. She continues to use both traditional promotions, such as signing events, and informal platforms like livestreams to keep listeners engaged ahead of the September 19 release.
