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Cardi B‘s latest Instagram Live took a hilarious turn when her daughter Kulture decided to chime in.

Over the weekend, The Bronx rapper hopped on Live to hype up her upcoming album, Am I the Drama?, encouraging fans to support the release. But before she could even finish her pitch, Kulture interrupted with a blunt, “Oh, don’t get her album.”

Cardi, visibly shocked, immediately quipped back with her own comedic warning. “What you mean don’t buy my album? We won’t be able to get shit. We’re going to live in the hood,” she said, widening her eyes at the camera.

Not stopping there, the Grammy winner laid down the consequences of her album not selling in dramatic fashion: “Ain’t no more toys for y’all. No nice car, nothing. No more Roblox coin, no more Apple, no more Target. […] No more crab. I think I ate crab in my childhood, like three times.”

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Despite the interruption, Am I the Drama? is still on track to drop on September 19, with fans eagerly awaiting Cardi’s first full-length project since her 2018 debut Invasion of Privacy. Over the past few years, Cardi has teased fans with high-profile singles like “WAP” with Megan Thee Stallion and “Up,” but she’s repeatedly delayed her second album to make sure it lives up to expectations.

In various interviews, she’s promised a mix of hard-hitting rap records and more personal tracks that reflect her life as a mother, wife, and global superstar. She’s also hinted at collaborations with heavy hitters across rap and R&B, though she’s keeping the official tracklist under wraps for now.

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