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Cardi B, Ye and Lil Durk Get Fiery On “Hot Shit”

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Four years after releasing her debut studio album Invasion of Privacy, Cardi B returns with new single “Hot Shit” featuring Ye and Lil Durk.

The gloves are off on new Cardi B single “Hot Shit.” First teasing the song last Sunday (June 28), Cardi revealed that “Hot Shit” would feature Chicago natives Ye and Lil Durk. Starting July off with a bang, “Hot Shit” makes Cardi’s first single since “Up” last in 2021 and Megan Thee Stallion-assisted “WAP” in 2020.

Throughout the week, Cardi took to social media to post “Hot Shit” teasers.

To accompany the single, last night, Cardi hit Instagram Live to share more about her new track, revealing that there would not be a music video for “Hot Shit.”

 

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“I will not be releasing a music video with this song,” she told viewers. “I just don’t feel like doing too much this time around. I’m just exhausted with everybody [and] I’m so tired of people not doing their f**king job correctly.”

She also said that “Hot Shit” would be unlike anything fans had heard from her before.

“It’s something that I feel like y’all haven’t heard from me before,” she added. “I feel like people is expecting a lot of sl*tness and blah blah blah. Y’all keep talking I keep making TikTok records and this is definitely not that. It’s a fun great record. It’s masculine [and] it’s great for the clubs. It’s great for the b**ches.”

Back in January, Ye confirmed on Hollywood Unlocked that he had recorded a verse for Cardi.

“I always believed in her since she was on [Love & Hip-Hop], period,” he said during the interview.

While Cardi is still prepping her sophomore album, she’s held fans over with a handful of collaborations, including “Wild Side” with Normani, Summer Walker and SZA‘s “No Love” remix, and Kay Flock‘s “Shake It” remix with Dougie B and Bory3000.

Listen to “Hot Shit” below.

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