Now that she’s addressed those perceived issues with plastic surgery, Cardi said she feels “so vindicated.” Cardi B wears a David Koma skirt and briefs, GLD jewelry, Givenchy gloves and Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello shoes in Interview’s March 2021 issue.
You ain’t got no titties.’ And it would make me feel so ugly and undeveloped,” she recalled. “In the Bronx, it’s about being thick and having an ass, so young boys would be like, ‘Look at your flat ass. It didn’t help that she was “really skinny,” the star added. “Growing up, guys would ask me weird questions like, ‘If you’re Dominican, why is your hair so nappy?’ I used to dye my hair, and people used to be like, ‘Oh, your hair’s so crunchy.’ And it would make me feel so weird.” They have soft, pretty, curly hair,” Cardi explained.
“I’m Trini and I’m Dominican, and there’s a lot of Dominicans that look a certain type of way. In a candid chat with Mariah Carey for Interview’s March 2021 cover story, the 28-year-old “WAP” rapper discussed the beauty and body insecurities she faced growing up in the Bronx.
UP CARDI B PROFESSIONAL
Everyone is shifting toward being more approachable.Cardi B celebrates 9 months with son Wave, shares rare photosīetween her larger-than-life personality and her professional accolades, you might assume Cardi B has confidence in spades - but the brash, bodacious superstar says she felt “ugly and undeveloped” when she was younger. “We’ve seen it in hip-hop videos, and now these bigger mainstream pop artists, they sell an aspirational version of themselves. “Consciously to the consumer, it makes it more appealing and makes the artist and fans connected with each other,” Gurps Rai, founder of shoppable music video platform DroppTV previously told Rolling Stone of marketing through music videos. And prior to Covid, Jimmy Iovine, who co-founded Interscope Records and Beats Electronics, got placements for Beats headphones in many of Interscope’s artists’ music videos including for Lady Gaga, Snoop Dogg and Ludacris, while - never forget - sales on a red puffy Moncler jacket skyrocketed after Drake famously wore it in his video for “Hotline Bling.” Taylor Swift did it last year in her music video for “Cardigan” in which she sold the eponymous garment in tandem with the video’s release. Music videos have become a major marketing strategy for artists and brands, particularly in the tourless era of the pandemic. Without giving specifics, Dang says the company has more plans for their partnership with Cardi B ahead. Jessica Dang, influencer marketing manager at Vush, says the brand had been courting Cardi for the past few months, particularly after her hit song “WAP” became a defining cultural moment of 2020.
UP CARDI B CODE
“That’s a BIG yes, babe.” Fans can also use the code “Cardi” for 20% off the purchase for the product. “Is this the vibrator Cardi B is holding in her new video?” the first sentence of the product’s description reads. RS Recommends: 5 Devices You Need to Set Up Your Smart Homeīut Vush’s strategy with the Cardi promotion is straightforward and undisguised: The same day the video dropped, Vush made a point to advertise on its site that the particular model of the toy (called the “majesty 2”) was “seen in Cardi B’s music video ‘Up’,” and the company shared multiple screenshots of the vibrator in the video on their Instagram page.
0 kommentar(er)
