Kelly Rowland Shows Cardi B Love After Surprise “ErrTime” Shoutout During NPR Tiny Desk Performance
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Kelly Rowland returned the love after Cardi B slipped her name into the "ErrTime" performance during the rapper's NPR Tiny Desk Concert, which Baller Alert notes premiered on October 19. The moment landed as an unexpected nod from one generation of hitmaking to another, with Rowland's response turning a passing reference into a small public exchange of mutual respect. These are the kinds of unscripted interactions that keep music culture moving forward, one acknowledgment at a time.
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Source: Baller Alert, “Kelly Rowland Shows Cardi B Love After Surprise “ErrTime” Shoutout During NPR Tiny Desk Performance”. Read the original →
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