Cardi B Reveals She Was Paid $1 million To Perform For 35 Minutes At A Private Event In Miami

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Cardi B flexed how much she and her talent is worth in a tweet she deleted about the amount she earned after performing at a private event in Miami for only 35 minutes.

Daily Rap Facts posted the screenshots of the Grammy-winning artist’s deleted Tweet, which included a screenshot of the invoice.

Cardi B’s performance took place at Miami’s 2022 Art Basel (Dec. 1 – Dec. 3), which featured

numerous events, and Cardi’s performance was one of the main attractions. However, it was only an elite group of people to watch.

In the deleted tweet, the “WAP” rapper wrote, “I got paid 1 million dollars to perform at this elite bankers event private event for 400 people and only for 35 minutes …… THINK ABOUT THAT WHEN YOU TYPE ABOUT THIS GRAMMY WINNER.”

There’s no telling why the rapper deleted the tweet—it could have something to do with confidentiality. It has been previously revealed that the “Bodak Yellow” rapper gets about $1.5 million per show, but those performances most likely last more than 35 minutes.

A video showed Cardi B rapping her verse in “Thotiana” at the event, grinding on the stage in front of her husband, Offset.

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The singer also shared photos of the performance, showing her wearing “a custom Jean Paul Gaultier” to “represent the purest form of women’s bodies.”

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The “Hot S**t” rapper tweeted on Dec. 3 that she performed for the “best bank in America” and that performing was a passion for her.

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Cardi B and Offset have been hanging out in Miami all weekend. The rapper hosted and performed at a Miami nightclub called Vendôme on Friday. A few nights before Vendôme, the former Migos member attended E11even, a popular nightclub in Miami, where he hosted an event, and the Bronx native remained at his side.