Cardi B fans are reaching their breaking point, and one vocal supporter has unleashed a scathing plea that’s gone viral on X, formerly Twitter. The frustration stems from the long wait for new music from the rap superstar, whose last full album dropped over eight years ago. The fanpage, known for tracking Cardi’s chart successes, took a sharp jab at the 32-year-old artist, writing, “You said [I’m still working on the album]. Cardi B, it’s been 8 years… And you don’t even write your own music anymore? The only time you pick up a pen is probably to sign those dozens of divorce papers—stop with the nonsense, please!” The post, dripping with sarcasm and exasperation, has reignited debates about Cardi’s musical hiatus and her tumultuous personal life, leaving her loyal fanbase divided and restless.

The outburst reflects a growing sentiment among Cardi’s followers, who’ve been eagerly awaiting a follow-up to her 2018 debut, Invasion of Privacy. That album, a cultural juggernaut, spawned hits like “Bodak Yellow” and “I Like It,” cementing her as a force in hip-hop. Since then, she’s kept fans fed with standalone singles like “WAP” with Megan Thee Stallion and “Up,” both chart-toppers, but a sophomore album remains elusive. Cardi’s teased its progress for years, dropping hints in interviews and on social media, yet deadlines slip by without a release. For a fanpage dedicated to her chart achievements, the drought means a barren feed—a void now filled with this biting critique.

The jab about her writing—or lack thereof—cuts deeper, tapping into an old controversy. Critics have long questioned whether Cardi pens her own lyrics, a claim she’s fiercely denied. In 2018, she clapped back at doubters, insisting she crafts her verses, even if she collaborates with writers to polish them. The fan’s quip, though, ties this skepticism to her personal drama, pointing to her messy divorce from Offset as the real ink-worthy saga. The couple, married since 2017, have split multiple times, with Cardi filing for divorce most recently last summer while pregnant with their third child. The legal back-and-forth—papers signed, reconciliations attempted—has played out publicly, often overshadowing her music career.

Cardi’s personal life has undeniably been a circus lately. She and Offset, real name Kiari Cephus, share daughter Kulture, six, son Wave, three, and a six-month-old girl rumored to be named Blossom or Bloom. Their latest breakup has turned ugly, with online spats and Offset pushing for joint custody while Cardi’s been linked to NFL star Stefon Diggs. Amid this chaos, she’s insisted she’s still grinding on new tracks. “I’m still working on the album,” she’s said, a refrain fans have heard too often. But for some, like this fanpage, the excuse rings hollow when her energy seems poured into courtroom battles rather than studio sessions.

The reaction online has been a mixed bag. Some fans piled on, echoing the impatience. “Eight years and counting—where’s the music, Cardi?” one wrote, while another snarked, “She’s too busy signing papers to sign a beat.” Others leapt to her defense, arguing that life—motherhood, divorce, and all—takes precedence. “She’s human, not a music machine,” a supporter fired back. “Let her breathe.” The divorce dig struck a nerve, too, with loyalists insisting her personal struggles shouldn’t dictate her creative timeline. Yet the fanpage’s post, with its raw honesty, has struck a chord, racking up retweets and amplifying the hunger for her next move.

This isn’t the first time Cardi’s faced pressure to deliver. Her perfectionism is well-documented—she’s admitted to scrapping songs that don’t meet her sky-high standards. Add in a divorce, three kids, and a relentless spotlight, and it’s no wonder progress is slow. Still, eight years is a lifetime in the fast-moving music world, where peers like Megan Thee Stallion and Doja Cat churn out projects at a clip. Cardi’s singles keep her relevant, but fans crave the cohesive statement of an album—a sequel to prove she’s still rap’s reigning queen.

The fanpage’s outburst is more than a tantrum; it’s a cry from a fanbase that’s stuck by her through highs and lows. Cardi’s built her brand on being real, but that authenticity now feels tested. Will she rise to the challenge, pen in hand, and drop the album they’re begging for? Or will the divorce drama keep her sidelined? She’s got the talent and the spotlight—now it’s about timing. The clock’s ticking, and her fans aren’t known for patience.