Cardi B Steals the Spotlight at Global Citizen Festival in NYC


Written By: Mel M

Let’s be real. Cardi B did not come to play at the Global Citizen Festival this year. Held at Central Park in New York City, this event was already stacked, but when The Weeknd dropped out last minute, the whole energy could’ve fallen off. Cardi said nah. She stepped in and made the whole night about her.

She hit the stage glowing and glowing some more, rocking a fitted brown bodysuit and low rise jeans with a baby bump that she wore like a crown. The crowd went up, and Cardi gave them everything they came for and more.

From the moment she grabbed that mic, it was up. Cardi brought the bars, the moves, and the crowd control like only she can. She opened with Outside, a new track from her upcoming album Am I The Drama. The beat hit, the flow was sharp, and the crowd was locked in.

Cardi B performing on stage at Global Citizen Festival in New York
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She followed with ErrTime, another unreleased banger that had fans screaming every line like they already knew it. Then came the classics. Bodak Yellow still goes hard and Cardi knew it. She spit it with that same hunger like it just dropped yesterday. She closed with I Like It, and it turned the park into a full blown party.

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Let’s talk style. Cardi rocked a dark brown bodysuit that hugged the bump, paired with baggy jeans and a dark green motocross style jacket with patches. Mid set she ditched the jacket, tossed her long auburn curls back and let the bump shine front and center.

Cardi B performing on stage at Global Citizen Festival in New York
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She was glowing but not just from the pregnancy. This was confidence, passion, and boss energy in human form. She didn’t hold back a single verse or move. She gave the people a show they’ll talk about long after the festival ends.

Cardi B didn’t just perform at Global Citizen Festival. She owned it. Baby bump and all, she reminded the world who she is and why nobody can do it like her. It was bold, it was real, and it was a celebration of strength, talent, and authenticity.


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