“It will stay there until Nicki releases her album”: Internet reacts as Cardi B’s new album ‘Am I the Drama?’ reaches No. 1 on US iTunes

Cardi B's new album Am I the Drama which released on September 19, has reached No.1 on US iTunes, less than a day since it was released. The album features 23 tracks and incldues a star-studded lineup boasting collaborations with Lizzo, Janes Jackson, Summer Walker, Kehlani, Cash Cobain, Tyla, and more.

The album delves into themes of her divorce from Offset and features several diss tracks. Hours after its release and charting on iTunes, fans flocked to Pop Crave’s comment section to share their reactions.

A user (@__medico_) alleged that Cardi's album will maintain its No.1 position on iTunes until Nicki Minaj releases her album. Minaj's Pink Friday 3 is expected to be released in 2026.

"And it will stay there until Nicki releases her album 👀"

Another user (@obj0x0) claimed that they waited 7 years for the album drop, after Cardi released Invasion of Privacy in 2018.

"Waited 7 years for this… you know she ate"

Another user (@obj0x0) expressed excitement for the album,

"I’m finna pass out 😩this album is too gooood"

Another user (@missabracadabrv) expressed surprise at Cardi's album reaching No.1 on iTunes in no time,

"THAT WAS SOOO FAST MISS CARDI B DID IT AGAIN!!"

Another user (@Madatyo) alleged that Nicki Minaj could "never" get chart rankings so quickly,

"Nicki could NEVER"

More about Cardi B's new album, Am I The Drama

Cardi B's new album features collaborations with stars including Janet Jackson and Tyla. However, while the album features new tracks, it also includes old tracks, WAP and Up, which the rapper had released in August 2020 and February 2021. Critics alleged that Cardi included dated tracks so that her new album could automatically hit Platinum status, as WAP is 8x Platinum and Up is 2x Platinum.

Cardi B, while responding to the allegations, took to X and said,

"This will be the last and only time I'm gonna address this...'WAP' and 'Up' are two of my biggest songs, my fans have been asking me to put them on an album, and people search for them on IOP all the time....they deserve a home."

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She also added that the two songs didn't "even count for first week sales" and asked critics about what they are "crying about."

2025 is becoming a big year for the rapper, as she won a lawsuit against a security guard in early September.

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