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Will Bongos be bigger than WAP?

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This is Cardi’s anticipated comeback single and also can be considered Megan’s as well. Will this outdo WAP?

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Usually thats impossible for sequels but wap was radio poison 

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How many “anticipated comeback singles” does Cardi need to have? :skull:
 

OT: WAP will remain the staple. Sequels are very hit or miss (mainly miss)

I feel like both Cardi and Megan have lost a lot of hype since 2020

I don't think it will, I could be wrong though. We haven't heard the song. WAP was THE song though and it'll be hard to top

No, but I think it’ll be a cute hit, like Something Like This was to Closer rather then a Focus/Problem situation.

18 minutes ago, naval23 said:

Let's hope it's bigger than Sweetest Pie first 

oop LMAO.

i would like to say yes, but given how shocking WAP was for some people, this one won't reach the levels WAP got

Probably not

 

1 hour ago, SmittenCake said:

we'll just hefta wait and see

 

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ma'am, what is this :bibliahh:

Its usually the music video that makes songs / collabs like this massive, if theyre controversial. So well see!

The song needs to be good and have a shocking video for it to happen.

Yeah if the radio gets on board (and the song is less explicit than WAP) it might do some numbers. We'll just have to see

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