Kara B

Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar, wanda aka sani a matsayin Cardi B, aka sani a watan Oktoba 11, 1992, a Manhattan, New York City, a Washington Heights gundumar, a Dominican dadin, Carlos, da kuma Trinidadian mai dadin, Clara. An ci gaba a cikin gida multicultural, Cardi B aka rarraba tare da wani m tapestry na al'amurran al'amurran al'amurran al'amurran al'amurran al'amurran al'amurran al'amurran al'amurran al'amurran al'amurran al'amurran.

Ayyuka na farko da kuma Family Dynamics

<pfseg id="0">Cardi B ta rayuwa a cikin gida da aka nuna da matsakaici da matsakaici na Caribbean, wanda aka nuna a cikin music, masana'antu, da al'amurran a cikin gida. Bugu da matsakaici da aka haƙĩƙa tare da yanayi, Cardi B ta ma'aikatan da aka aiki tare da haƙĩƙa don samar da gida su. Ya'a, wani jirgin tafiya, da kuma da mama, wani kashi, ya ƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙ

Gungura da kuma Harshe na Harshe

A lokacin da ya dace shekaru, Cardi B ya zama ƙaddamar da Bloods street gang, wani shawarar da ya sauƙi ya gabatar da kammala, da ke ƙaddamar da matsaloli na gang affiliation. Don ƙaddamar da kyakkyawa da kyakkyawa a cikin gida, ya tafi zuwa kammala a cikin shekaru 19. Cardi B ya haƙĩƙa da cewa wannan lokaci na rayuwa ya zama duk da wani kayan aiki da kuma wani matsaloli wanda ya sa shi don samun kudade a kan ta gaba. Stripping ya samar da kudi da ake bukata don ƙaddamar da ilimi da kuma sarrafa a cikin ma'aikata.

Gungura zuwa Fame

<pfseg id="0">Cardi B ta halitta na halitta da kuma kyakkyawan tallace-tallace-tallace da aka saukarwa a kan sadarwar sadarwa, inda ya saukarwa mai girma ta hanyar ƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙirƙir

<pfseg id="0">A shekara da suka wuce, ya yi ta music debut tare da dancehall singer Popcaan a kan Shaggy's "Boom Boom" singles. The solo single "Cheap Ass Weave" da mixtape Gangsta Bitch Music, Vol. 1 a karkashin 2016. Two more singles, "Foreva@" da "Wash Poppin'," ya zo a cikin gudu. A biyu mixtape, Gangsta Bitch Music, Vol. 2, aka kafa a karkashin

That same year, Cardi B signed with Atlantic Records and scored a hit with the single "Bodak Yellow," which climbed to the top spot of the Billboard Hot 100 in late September; it made her the first solo female rapper to do so since 1998. Her chart run continued with features on G-Eazy's "No Limit" and Migos' "MotorSport," two additional Top Ten hits that crowned Cardi as the first female rapper to have her first three entries land in the Top Ten of the Hot 100 and Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs charts. After the release of her single "Bartier Cardi" featuring 21 Savage, Cardi hopped onto a remix of Bruno Mars' "Finesse." The new jack swing revival track soared to number three in the U.S. and topped charts across the globe. With these singles, Cardi became the first woman in history to have five simultaneous Top Ten singles on the R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.

In 2017, Cardi B released "Bodak Yellow," a track that propelled her to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart, making her the first female rapper to achieve this feat with a solo song since Lauryn Hill in 1998. The success of "Bodak Yellow" marked the beginning of Cardi B's rise to international fame.

Continued Musical Success and Collaborations

Her official debut studio album, "Invasion of Privacy," arrived in spring 2018. Including her two breakthrough singles, the album also featured appearances by Migos ("Drip"), Chance the Rapper ("Best Life"), Kehlani ("Ring"), SZA ("I Do"), YG ("She Bad"), and Bad Bunny and J. Balvin on "I Like It." The latter track was issued as a single and made a steady climb to the top of the Hot 100 in July 2018, making Cardi the first female rapper to achieve two number ones.

That summer, she was also featured on hit singles with Jennifer Lopez ("Dinero") and Maroon 5 ("Girls Like You"). To cap her banner year, she was nominated for multiple Grammy Awards, and "Invasion of Privacy" was included on numerous year-end critics' lists. The album went on to win a Grammy for Best Rap Album, making Cardi the first solo female rapper to achieve the honor.

In 2019, she was nominated again in the category of Best Rap Performance for her Offset collaboration "Clout." In August 2020, Cardi B topped the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart with the song "WAP," a collaboration with Megan Thee Stallion. Six months later, Cardi landed another smash hit with 2021's "Up," a drill-inspired solo single that earned global success and topped four different Billboard charts. Cardi B also contributed to hits by Normani ("Wild Side") and Lizzo ("Rumors") before returning in 2022 with the Kanye West and Lil Durk collaboration "Hot Shit."

Personal Life Developments

Cardi B's personal life also saw significant events. Her marriage to Offset, a member of the hip-hop trio Migos, was a subject of public interest, with the couple experiencing ups and downs that were often shared with the public. They welcomed their first child, Kulture Kiari Cephus, in July 2018. Despite facing challenges in their relationship, including a brief separation, Cardi B and Offset continued to work on their marriage, welcoming their second child, a son, in September 2021. Cardi B has been open about the challenges of balancing her career with motherhood, often sharing her experiences and insights with her fans.

Advocacy and Social Influence

Beyond music, Cardi B has used her platform to advocate for social and political issues. She has been vocal about her support for various causes, including racial equality, women's rights, and political engagement. Her interviews with political figures, such as Bernie Sanders, and her candid discussions about the importance of voting and political awareness among her followers, have highlighted her role as an influencer in the political sphere.

Business Ventures and Acting

Expanding her horizons beyond music, Cardi B ventured into business and acting. She partnered with various brands, launched her own fashion collections, and made her feature film debut in the 2019 movie "Hustlers," showcasing her versatility and entrepreneurial spirit. Her involvement in these projects demonstrated her ability to transcend music and make her mark in other industries.

Recognition and Awards

Throughout these years, Cardi B continued to receive critical acclaim and numerous awards for her contributions to music and culture. She made history at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards in 2019 by becoming the first solo female artist to win Best Rap Album for "Invasion of Privacy." Her continued success at award shows and her influence on music charts underscored her status as one of the leading figures in contemporary music.