Cardi B has offered insight into the inspiration behind her latest hit single, “Enough (Miami),” revealing that it stemmed from feeling targeted by rivals.
The Grammy-winning artist shared details about the track during an Instagram Live session on Thursday (March 14), just ahead of its release on March 15.
Cardi B disclosed that the song was initially titled “Cardi K.”
Explaining the origin of the name, she likened it to the phrase “Everybody Killa,” expressing her frustration with those she perceived as adversaries.
Cardi B emphasized that although she initially entered the studio in a state of anger, her current mindset is different.
She clarified that she no longer harbors negative feelings towards anyone. Ultimately, the track’s name was changed to “Enough (Miami)” to reflect a broader theme.
“Enough (Miami)” features a captivating blend of menacing synths and trap-inspired drums, providing Cardi B with a platform to deliver her signature ferocious bars.
The lyrics convey a sense of empowerment and defiance, with Cardi B asserting her dominance in the rap game.
The release of “Enough (Miami)” comes amidst recent tension between Cardi B and fellow rapper BIA, sparked by similarities between their respective songs and Missy Elliott’s 1999 hit “She’s a Bitch.”
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The controversy escalated when Cardi B dropped her freestyle “Like What” and BIA released “I’m That Bitch,” featuring Timbaland, prompting comparisons between the two tracks.
Following the online discourse, Cardi B and BIA engaged in a public exchange on social media, hinting at underlying tensions within the hip-hop community.
Cardi B’s response on X suggested confidence in her upcoming music release, teasing fans with the promise of something noteworthy.
Throughout her career, Cardi B has been no stranger to controversy and feuds within the industry, including ongoing tensions with Nicki Minaj. Despite the occasional drama, Cardi B continues to assert her position as a force to be reckoned with in the world of hip-hop.
