Cardi B delivered 176 copies of her album “Am I the Drama?” via drones in one hour in Dallas-Fort Worth, setting a Guinness World Record. The stunt teamed up with Walmart, Atlantic Records, and Wing Drone Delivery.
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Cardi B has broken a Guinness World Record for the most drone deliveries in one hour. She delivered 176 signed copies of her new album “Am I the Drama?” using drones across Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas. The project was in partnership with Walmart, Wing Drone Delivery, and Atlantic Records.
The delivery event coincided with her album launch on September 19, 2025. Fans in the region received physical CDs flown directly to their homes. Guinness World Records confirmed the moment as a new record for “Most deliveries by UAV drones in one hour.”
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Shipments used UAV drones. Deliveries launched from multiple Walmart locations in Dallas-Fort Worth. Each drone carried one signed CD. Wing Drone Delivery handled logistics. The stunt covered a wide geographic area.
The record‐setting rollout boosted visibility for the album. Marketing plans included physical copies, streaming and public performances. Fans reacted with surprise and praise on social media. Some compared the event to game-like promotions.
“Am I the Drama?” has 23 tracks. The album features collaborations with Janet Jackson, Lizzo, Selena Gomez, Megan Thee Stallion, and Tyla. It marks a strong follow-up to her previous work and reflects evolution in sound.
The drone delivery record adds a bold chapter to how artists promote music. Cardi B’s stunt shows where album promotion can go when it uses technology and spectacle.
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