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Grammy-winning rapper Cardi B <\/a>gets candid about her relationship with “drama” as she gets ready to release her new album, “Am I the Drama?”<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n “When you have, like, a big personality like me or when you have, like, a mouth like me or whatever aura that I give, it will follow you,” Cardi B told “CBS Mornings” co-host Gayle King in an interview airing Wednesday. “‘Cause it makes you like an easier target.”<\/p>\n The Bronx-born artist, whose real name is Belcalis Marlenis Alm\u00e1nzar, pushed back on the idea that she enjoys conflict.<\/p>\n “No, I don’t” like drama, she said. “Sometimes certain things just follow certain people.”<\/p>\n Her new album title plays on her long-running reputation for being outspoken, often putting her at the center of headlines. She said some of the drama in her life causes a lot of stress.<\/p>\n Cardi B said her reputation goes back to high school, where she was voted “most dramatic” in her yearbook.<\/p>\n “I didn’t think I was that much drama,” she said.<\/p>\n Watch more of Cardi B’s interview with “CBS Mornings” co-anchor Gayle King on Wednesday, only on “CBS Mornings.” <\/em><\/p>\n Trump slams the left as new details emerge in Charlie Kirk shooting investigation<\/a><\/p>\n New evidence emerges on Charlie Kirk’s suspected killer<\/a><\/p>\n