Cardi B appears to be pushing her highly anticipated sophomore LP back.

In a since-deleted post on Twitter, the rapper responded to a user’s comment about it being “time for her to pull back from social media platforms” due to “weirdo entitlement.” She wrote, “Exactly, and I tell myself this all the time… And I hate that I fall back, and start interacting again, and it bites me in the a**.”

Cardi added, “Anyway, NO album this year. I don’t care; I’m relaxing this year… [I’m] dropping these features I already committed to, traveling, and enjoying my summer.”

The news came as a letdown to fans, especially after the New York artist celebrated the sixth anniversary of Invasion of Privacy in April. “I love Cardi, but she is disappointing,” said one person. “It’s been [nearly] seven years… She should’ve had the album [out] as soon as ‘WAP’ and ‘Up’ were released. She ain’t even wanna take the opportunity to tour with Megan [Thee Stallion] and [GloRilla]?”

On the contrary, another user argued, “The Cardi conversation is wild because she’s literally dropped more than an album’s worth of singles in the last however many years since her first album.” Considering the “I Like It” hitmaker removed the post, it’s possible that she could have a change of heart down the line. At the moment, though, it looks like Bardi Gang may have to wait until 2025.

Nonetheless, Cardi has graced fans with lots of music since her debut studio project. In 2019, she dropped off singles like “Press” and “Please Me” with Bruno Mars. Meanwhile, in 2020, Cardi gifted listeners with the Megan Thee Stallion-assisted “WAP.” The pair later collaborated for “Bongos” in September 2023.

Cardi shared “Like What (Freestyle)” and “Enough (Miami)” in March. She also contributed to Shakira’s “Puntería” and Flo Milli’s “Lose Me (Remix)” with SZA that same month.