A huge congrats to Cardi B for her 21 Billboard Music Awards nominations.

Top Female Artist
Top Artist
Top Hot 100 Song (I Like It/Girls Like You)
Top Collaboration (I Like It/Girls Like You)
Top Hot 100 Artist
Top Selling Song (I Like It/Girls Like You)
Top Streaming Songs Artist
Top Radio Songs Artist
Top Rap Artist
Top Rap Female Artist
Top Billboard 200 Album
Top Rap Album
Top Streaming Song (Audio) (I Like It)
Top Streaming Song (Video) (Girls Like You)
Top Radio Song
Top Rap Song (I Like It)
Top Latin Song (Taki Taki)
Top Dance/Electronic Song (Taki Taki)

The 2019 ceremony will air on NBC for the second year in a row. The BBMAs will be broadcast live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on May 1.

Cardi B recently broke the attendance a record at the Houston Rodeo, and she’s thanking the late Selena Quintanilla for giving her courage to make it happen.

Wearing a pink and blue sequence cowgirl outfit, the “Please Me” rapper performed at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo at NRG Stadium Friday (March 1), breaking an attendance record once held by Garth Brooks. Cardi’s performance drew a record 75,580 fans — only three more concert-goers than Brooks’ previous record.

On Saturday, Cardi posted a video on Instagram from backstage at the rodeo, where she credited the success of her performance to the late Queen of Tejano.

“I was so nervous to perform in front of 70,000-plus people, but when i saw this picture, like, out of all the outfits that she wore, for me to see this picture with this outfit — this was the inspiration for ‘Please Me’ — I knew I was going to be alright,” the rapper said, pointing to a photo of Quintanilla hanging on the wall.

Cardi concluded the IG clip by shouting out her love Quintanilla before singing and dancing along to the singer’s hit song “Como La Flor.”

Cardi’s record-setting Houston Rodeo performance coincided with the release of “Please Me” music video with Bruno Mars, where she and the crooner meet up at an after-hours taco spot in Los Angeles.

In the “Please Me” video, Cardi is wearing a revealing black and purple outfit resembling the one Quintanilla donned during her iconic performance at the Memorial Coliseum in Corpus Christi, Texas, in 1993.