Cardi B Celebrates ‘WAP’ Going Diamond With Megan Thee Stallion: We ‘Really Did That’
Trending on Billboard Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s “WAP” became certified diamond by the Recording Industry Association of America on Monday (Aug....
Key points
- Trending on Billboard Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s “WAP” became certified diamond by the Recording Industry Association of America on Monday (Aug.
- “Awww y’all WAP just went diamond… me and @theestallion really did that!!
- Love y’all so much… thank you for streaming and making history with us #WAP,” Cardi wrote.
- To which the Houston Hottie responded: “WOWW omg diamond sisterrr thank you for having me!” The certification gives Cardi a fourth diamond song, which is the most of any female rapper ever, and serves as Megan’s first.
What happened
Trending on Billboard Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s “WAP” became certified diamond by the Recording Industry Association of America on Monday (Aug. “Awww y’all WAP just went diamond… me and @theestallion really did that!! Love y’all so much… thank you for streaming and making history with us #WAP,” Cardi wrote. To which the Houston Hottie responded: “WOWW omg diamond sisterrr thank you for having me!” The certification gives Cardi a fourth diamond song, which is the most of any female rapper ever, and serves as Megan’s first. Cardi and Meg teamed up for a steamy “WAP” music video, which features an appearance from reality mogul Kylie Jenner, and currently boasts over 583 million views. When I heard the song, I thought she only put one verse… I didn’t even know she put a verse almost at the end of it… It was just too fire.” The “WAP” duo performed the anthem for the first time at the 2021 Grammy Awards and then reunited a year later during Cardi’s set at Wireless Fest in 2022.
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