In the visually captivating music video directed by Patience Harding, the Bronx native showcases a range of fashion and beauty looks, accentuating her curves and delivering the song’s confident lyrics. From sporting a short burgundy pixie cut and a long fur coat to donning a pierced face, grey contacts, and a revealing black knit bodysuit, Cardi B exudes versatility and style.

The hook of “Enough (Miami)” delivers a bold message as Cardi repeats lines like, “Opps linkin’ up, I’m like, ‘What in the f**k?’/ If you scared then just say that, h*e, enough is enough.” The lyrics reflect Cardi’s no-nonsense attitude and her willingness to confront challenges head-on, drawing inspiration from Crime Mob’s 2004 anthem “Knuck If You Buck.”

“Enough (Miami)” marks Cardi B’s second release this month, following the drop of “Like What (Freestyle),” which also featured a stylish music video directed by her estranged husband, Offset. These releases hint at a potential new project in the works, stirring excitement among fans eagerly awaiting fresh music from the Grammy-winning rapper.

While Cardi B’s last full-length album, “Invasion Of Privacy,” debuted in 2018, she continues to keep her fans engaged with intermittent releases and updates on her forthcoming projects. In a recent interview with Vogue México y Latinoamérica, she revealed her ambitious plans to venture into various domains, including cinema, fashion, and branding, indicating her determination to explore new avenues in her career.

As Cardi B’s musical journey unfolds, “Enough (Miami)” serves as another testament to her artistry and resilience in the face of adversity. With her fearless approach and unwavering confidence, she continues to push boundaries and captivate audiences worldwide, leaving fans eagerly anticipating her next move in the ever-evolving landscape of hip-hop.