Invasion Of Privacy (studio album)
by Cardi B

Shortlisted for album of the year at the 2019 Grammys. The winner was Golden Hour by Kacey Musgraves

From ChlebHead 10/25/2024 23:08 | #305765

I haven’t listened to a lot of music but I’m 90% sure that this will stay my as my least favorite album of all time. Truely horrendous don’t waste your time like I did with this slop

Leaves a lot to be desired. Cardi’s flow is ace, but songs feel repetitive, even between tracks.

Cardi B music is overrated.

From VictorVale 06/07/2019 13:27 | #237210

Surpreendeu com o álbum!

@HoldenM, the horrendous cover art is the best thing about the album.

When are we going to stop giving people devoid of talent (or even listenability?) music careers?

From joannajewsom 12/22/2018 01:46 | #227603

My favorite album of 2018. I listened to this twice when it first came out and dismissed it. But I've revisited it this month and can hardly put it down.

There's nothing groundbreaking or mind-blowing here, but there are plenty of punchlines, personality, and pure entertainment to keep me engaged over multiple listens.

This album is just alright, but what bugs me is people calling this the album of the year. Wat? Guys, just becasuse she popluar doesn't mean it's a 10/10.

From Hayden 04/10/2018 15:34 | #212645

Cardi B proves she can rap. Cardi B proves she can't write. Cardi B proves she can't pick interesting beats. Cardi B proves she might be able to make a good album one day. Cardi B proves this isn't it.

Negatives: There's a solid handful of duds on this, and the lack of variation makes this an unquestionably boring experience. The features, despite being stacked, are bland, phoned-in, aimless and evidently uncoordinated. I Like It is really tacky, which probably means it'll be a hit, and Be Careful should be in a scrap bin (it just has 'scrap' written all over it). Despite being average song lengths, every track feels way too long. The painful production on She Bad (did no one... listen to this first?).

Positives: There are moments (to my surprise) where she shines though, truly. There's some really great one/two liners and a couple solid no-nonsense verses. The first track is great. So is Bartier Cardi. She gets it, she knows how to throw punches. Somewhere. Under a bunch of clutter.

She needs to gain some confidence. You can tell she's wearing a mask. Drop the guests. Pick more flavoured beats. Tighten up a couple verses. Learn some new words. But she knows how to rap.

From HoldenM 04/10/2018 05:49 | #212633

I haven't listened to the album yet, and I'm inclined to believe it's perfectly fine, but the cover art has to be among the worst I've seen in recent years.