Cardi B has revealed that Janet Jackson, Selena Gomez and Lizzo will feature on her new album Am I the Drama?.
The WAP rapper teamed up with Spotify on Monday (15.09.25) to reveal the other artists who will feature on her long-awaited second album that will be released on Friday (19.09.25).
Cardi asked on social media: "WHO ELSE IS THE DRAMA?"
The list of collaborators also includes Meghan Thee Stallion, Kehlani and Tyla.
Cardi is yet to reveal the track list for the record but it is set to feature plenty of reconnections after she featured with Kehlani on the track Ring from her 2018 debut album Invasion of Privacy.
Meanwhile, the Bodak Yellow rapper collaborated with Selena on DJ Snake's viral hit Taki Taki in 2018 and teamed up with Lizzo for Rumors in 2021.
Cardi has been ramping up promotion for her new album in recent weeks as she has taken to the streets of New York ahead of the record's release.
Speaking on The Jennifer Hudson Show, the 32-year-old star said: "I am so overwhelmed... It's like I'm pushing another baby.
"It was completely completed and this is what's missing out there. I touch on everything I wanted to touch."
Cardi recently explained that she waited seven years to release her second album as she is "very picky".
The Money rapper told Billboard: "I always knew that I was going to drop a second album, I just didn’t have a project well put together.
"My fans be like: 'Oh, you should have put a project together when WAP and Up was out' [in 2020 and 2021 respectively] but I only had four records that I liked.
"I didn’t have an album done around that time. I’m not the kind of person that’s going to lock in in two months and complete an album. I’m very picky with my music."
Cardi continued: "I want to put out this whole project because I have a lot of songs. I recorded 60 songs. Every other day, I’m a different person, I change my mind [about everything].
"My team is always like: 'I hope you don’t change your mind about your songs.' I’m like: 'Nope. I’m settled.'"
She also insists that she makes more money from live shows compared to albums but didn't want to hurry her second release in order to cash in with a tour.
The star explained: "A lot of people say I got comfortable because I make money, but the most money I make is when I go and do shows...
"I could rush and put out music like it’s nothing and then pick up millions of dollars per show, but it’s not about that. I want the music to be great. I want it to be amazing."
