Cardi B has confirmed that she will finally be dropping her first song of the year.
The “Bodak Yellow” superstar confirmed on social media that she will be dropping “Outside” this week (June 20).
She wrote on Instagram: “We OUTSIDE this Friday,” along with the cover art which features a sidewalk in the summer with an overflowing fire hydrant.
The song is expected to see Cardi address her split from Offset as previously a previously surfaced snippet of the song saw her rapping: “I’ve been cuffed up too long, let me remind n-ggas.”
In the same snippet, she also brags about linking up with New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs, spitting: “Your favorite player on your favorite team, he in my DM.”
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Cardi recently confessed that she would have ended in jail if she had not ended things with Offset last year.
Speaking on her X Spaces, Cardi detailed how difficult she was finding her relationship with the former Migos rapper in its final days.
She said: “I don’t think people understand how tired I was … I was mentally drained. Couldn’t eat—I was getting frequent headaches. I was literally losing my mind. I gave [him] chances after chances.”
Cardi added: “If I was still there, I was gonna end up going to jail. Cause I was gonna end up killing him, seriously, with my own bare hands. It was just getting too much.”
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Offset recently threw some shade at Cardi’s new relationship with New England Patriots wide receiver, Stefon Diggs after the couple were seen getting hot and heavy on a yacht.
In one clip, Cardi can be seen twerking on Diggs while wearing nothing but a swimsuit with the NFL star spanking her.
Offset did not appear too impressed by the behavior and cast doubt on the legitimacy of the relationship.
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He wrote on social media: “Good roll out n PR.”
Offset and Cardi B’s contentious divorce has been going on since last year when the couple split shortly before welcoming their third child.
Offset is also asking for spousal support as part of their divorce settlement as well as joint custody.
