FendiDa Rappa and Cardi B Unleash Explosive ‘Point Me 2’ Remix

FendiDa Rappa, a vibrant artist from Chicago, is causing a stir in the music industry with her dynamic sound and magnetic energy. Her latest endeavor involves teaming up with none other than Cardi B for the remix of her viral hit, “Point Me To The Sluts.” This collaboration comes hot on the heels of Fendi’s signing to Irving Azoff’s Giant Music, a significant milestone that solidifies her position among the hottest rising stars in the industry.

A Charismatic Rapper on the Rise

FendiDa Rappa has already achieved tremendous success with a series of hit singles, establishing herself as a charismatic rapper whose outspoken bars and magnetic presence have propelled her to rapid virality. Drawing inspiration from Chicago’s renowned footwork and drill music scenes, Fendi skillfully weaves together elements from these genres, crafting a distinctive and rambunctious flavor uniquely hers. With the remix of “Point Me 2” featuring Cardi B, Fendi amplifies her groundbreaking momentum, setting the stage for a meteoric rise to stardom. Accompanied by a straightforward visual, the powerful track is framed perfectly with the scenery and powerful presence of this emerging dynamo and Cardi B came with it, this is a REAL collab and the ladies went in…I’m giving it an unabashed 5/5 because IMO if there is a category or consideration you can dream of for positively reviewing a song…they hit on all cylinders. And the production…check it out below!

A Candid Showcase of Chicago Flair

With genre-bending tracks like “Juke Song” and the original version of “Point Me To The Sluts” amassing over 8 million streams, FendiDa Rappa fearlessly showcases her candid Chicago flair. Her ability to fuse cultural inputs from her city into her sound is a testament to her artistic vision and creativity. Cardi B’s belief in Fendi’s talents and inevitable ascent to stardom is palpable, demonstrated by the superstar’s decision to personally fly to Chicago and shoot the music video alongside Fendi.

An Electrifying Collaboration

As the haunting piano loop entwines with frenetic basslines and snappy beats, Fendi wastes no time in captivating listeners with her unwavering charisma and playful raps. Her verse exudes confidence as she effortlessly spits, “And all the guys in here ready, where the hoochies at? / In my city, we get lit, that’s where the movies at.” Cardi B, matching Fendi’s energy beat for beat, delivers an authoritative performance brimming with lively wordplay. With her opening lines, “Bitches talkin’ all that rah rah, I don’t feel it though / Like the Plan B didn’t work, baby, I’m in this hoe,” Cardi B sets the stage for an explosive collaboration.

The Stamp of Approval and a Revolutionary Sound

With Cardi B’s seal of approval and one of the biggest co-signs in Hip Hop, FendiDa Rappa fearlessly catapults her revolutionary sound to new heights with the release of “Point Me 2.” This explosive remix not only showcases Fendi’s undeniable talent but also serves as a testament to her unwavering dedication to success in the industry.

FendiDa Rappa and Cardi B – “Point Me 2” Remix – Photo Credit: Justin Grant

A Rising Star on a Trajectory of Impact

As FendiDa Rappa’s star continues to ascend, her captivating presence and boundary-pushing music promise to leave a lasting impact. Brace yourselves for an unforgettable musical journey as FendiDa Rappa and Cardi B join forces, delivering a collaboration poised to dominate the charts and solidify Fendi’s position as a force to be reckoned with. The stage is set, and the world eagerly awaits the rise of FendiDa Rappa. Man, if the next awards season doesn’t have Fendi included I’ll be very disappointed…she’s too cold to ignore I say…stay tuned!!!

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Dr. Jerry Doby Editor-in-Chief of The Hype Magazine, Media and SEO Consultant, Journalist, Ph.D. and retired combat vet. 2023 recipient of The President's Lifetime Achievement Award. Partner at THM Media Group. Member of the U.S. Department of Arts and Culture, the United States Press Agency and ForbesBLK.