Cardi B & Bruno Mars Team Up For Sexy Single “Please Me” [New Music]

Cardi B & Bruno Mars Team Up For Sexy Single “Please Me”
Cardi B delivered on her promise with a new single featuring Bruno Mars. The sexy track runs about 3 minutes and features Mars on the hook. It’s a difference from their original collaboration, “Finesse Remix,” released in 2018, where Mars was the primary artist on the track while Cardi offered a verse and ad-libs.
The new single follows after the Grammy Award winning artist returned to Instagram after taking a minor hiatus from backlash about her Grammy win. She announced the single would be released via an Instagram caption:
Ok so I’m back from retirement to announce I have a brand new song coming out Friday at midnight with Bruno Mars.

While the rapper has mentioned she has intentions to release a sophomore effort in 2019, there could be a deluxe album to her commercially successful debut album “Invasion of Privacy” might come first. The information was provided by editor at Hip-Hop-N-More.
He tweeted in January:
The ‘Invasion of Privacy’ deluxe is now arriving next month, I hear. With a few bonuses.

Perhaps the clip with Cardi rapping about the “press” will be included in this alleged deluxe, along with “Money” and this new track with Mars.
“Finesse Remix” peaked No. 3 on Billboard Hot 100 and went 2x platinum.
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