‘Enough’ hitmaker Cardi B has had enough of the critics!

With pressure mounting for her to match or surpass the history-making stats of her 2018 debut album, ‘Invasion of Privacy,’ the GRAMMY-winning rapstress has found herself under increased scrutiny for the commercial performance of the songs leading up to her second album’s release.

And while tunes like ‘WAP,’ ‘Up,’ ‘Bongos,’ ‘Like What,’ ‘Enough,’ and ‘Hot Sh*t’ have made their fair share of noise respectively across Billboard, the overall buzz seems to pale in comparison to that of ‘Invasion.’

For detractors, that point was underscored by the lukewarm reception of her latest release – the Rob49-led ‘On Dat Money‘ – which missed the Hot 100 this week (which would’ve been its debut appearance).

“cardi laughing when her new collab made 0 noise is crazy,” an X (Twitter) commenter wrote about ‘Money.’ “Like girl you got all them #1s and every song you drop either flops or you get no credit.” 

Cardi wasted little time responding.

“My flops do better than any of these b*tches best-performing songs. Facts,” she replied. “B*tches should’ve left me alone cuz I wasn’t bothering nobody. Now get your coins ready for this album so I can teach y’all, little glitter butt.”

From spats with Joe Budden to random clashes with fans, the criticism above is just one of many instances the Rap diva has made headlines for defending the music released in her sophomore era.

At the time of this report, however, Cardi has not confirmed the release date of the yet-titled LP.

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