Cardi B did her big one stepping into the Tiny Desk office and putting on a show.
Taking her talents to Washington, D.C., Bardi did NOT come to play. The Bronx MC performed some of her biggest hits, including “ErrTime,” “Up,” and her classic breakout record, “Bodak Yellow.”
The New York MC has been on a generational run and shows no signs of slowing down. After ending her seven-year album drought, Cardi released her sophmore album, AM I THE DRAMA?, last year.
The project marked her first full-length album since her Grammy-winning debut, Invasion of Privacy, dropped in 2018. Since then, Cardi has continued to make major moves, keeping her name in the conversation while delivering the energy fans have come to expect.
Following the album’s release in September, she also joined Bad Bunny during his Super Bowl halftime show, adding another major moment to her growing list of career highlights. Now, she’s bringing the same star power to NPR’s Tiny Desk series, giving fans a chance to hear some of her biggest records in a different setting.
Check out our early takeaways from Cardi B’s Tiny Desk Concert below.
