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On Tuesday, Sept. 23,\u00a0New York rapper Cardi B<\/a> took over a Houston-area Walmart to promote her new rap album<\/a>. Not since former Russian President Boris Yeltsin visited a Houston area grocery store in 1989<\/a> (which may or may not have led to the fall of the USSR) have we had a more significant figure who has been mesmerized by the wonders of a Texas supermarket.<\/p>\n In celebration of her new project “Am I the Drama?”,\u00a0Cardi B made an appearance at a Cypress Walmart<\/a> where over 1000 fans stood outside in the Texas heat for a chance to take a picture with her. Crowds cheered when Cardi arrived, accompanied by the Cy-Fair Fire Department and Harris County deputies. The event allowed Cardi to meet with fans who had purchased a pre-signed copy of her latest album and pose for a photo-op.<\/p>\n The pop-up also granted Cardi the rare chance to venture into the giant warehouse store that sells virtually everything, and the “Bodak Yellow” rapper could not believe what she saw.<\/p>\n “Ooh, Walmart is big,” she marveled walking through the giant-sized store flanked by security. “You know there’s no Walmart in New York. This is amazing.”<\/p>\n However, after beginning to greet fans while strolling down the extremely long aisles of the Walmart Supercenter<\/a>, Cardi eventually grew tired of all the walking. (We don’t really think about how large these stores actually are).<\/p>\n “Damn, this s- far, where is it at?” Cardi huffed. “Goddamn this s- is big. What is this? A factory?”<\/p>\n There are, in fact, Walmarts in New York City. But the Big Apple has no proper Walmart Supercenters, the giant-sized warehouse stores that are super common in Texas and around other parts of the country. Several comments on Cardi’s TikTok point out that there’s even a Walmart in her hometown in the Bronx, but it’s nothing like the store\u00a0Cardi visited in Cypress. Other fans were just amused by the entire situation.<\/p>\n “‘What is this a factory’ had me rolling on the floor,” one commenter wrote.<\/p>\n “Walmart can be intimidating for people that have NEVER been to one before,” another acknowledged.<\/p>\n “This was me when I went to my first Walmart,” chimed in another chimed.<\/p>\n The fan experience at the album release pop-up wasn’t without issue. Temperatures reached 90 degrees during the event, resulting in several medical emergencies among fans who had waited in line for hours. A heat warning was also issued<\/a> for attendees by the Cy-Fair Fire Department. Despite the heat, fans toughed it out as several hundreds of them were able to meet and take a pic with the rap star.<\/p>\n Now Cardi B just needs to be taken to a Buc-ee’s<\/a> so her mind can truly be blown by the wonders provided by the Texas brand’s iconic beaver.<\/p>\n More Culture<\/strong><\/p>\n Reboot <\/strong>| Late stars of \u2018King of the Hill’ get the homage they deserve<\/a>
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