American rapper Cardi B has candidly explained her decision to avoid inserting her most personal circumstances into her music. During an interview on Complex’s Hot Ones, the Bronx rap superstar discussed her choice to rap about what she wants, rather than what others believe she should include in her songs.

She mentioned that some people advise her to incorporate her pain and struggles into her music, but she believes that the masses may not be able to relate to her experiences. She expressed the view that the average person may have different priorities and concerns and might not connect with her personal struggles.

“A lot of people tell me I should put my pain, my struggle, in my music,” Cardi B began. “A lot of my pain, or struggles, or whatever the crap is going on, the masses might not be able to relate. The masses might not be able to relate. Like it’s like, oh my gosh, they’re tearing a new asshole on Twitter on me because I said this, this, and that.”

Cardi B indicated that she prefers to create music that is fun and entertaining, rather than focusing on addressing her challenges and personal issues in her songs. This approach allows her to make music that appeals to a wider audience and provides a sense of enjoyment and escape from the daily grind.

“I like fun. I like fun. So, I feel like, my intro, it should be like, just me popping my shit, me popping my shit, and then after that, iight let’s pop some puss. Pop my shit, then pop some puss!”