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Cardi B Drops Brooklyn-Set "AH HA" Music Video, Featuring Kash Doll Cameo

Kiran MachadoPublished 11h ago3 min readBased on 9 sources
Cardi B Drops Brooklyn-Set "AH HA" Music Video, Featuring Kash Doll Cameo
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Cardi B has released the music video for "AH HA," a single set on the streets of Brooklyn and featuring a cameo from rapper Kash Doll, according to Billboard. The video arrived on Cardi B's official YouTube channel on 28 August 2026, roughly four weeks after the song itself was released in early August via Atlantic Records.

The rollout was staggered. Cardi B first published a lyric video on her YouTube channel around 30 July, followed by an official audio video, and then the full music video nearly a month later (Cardi B's YouTube channel). Within about four hours of posting, the music video had drawn approximately 209,000 views. The lyric video, posted roughly four weeks earlier, sat at around 3 million views, while the audio video had accumulated about 3.4 million views over three weeks.

"AH HA" marks Cardi B's first new music since her sophomore album, Am I the Drama?, which was released the month before the video's coverage (Billboard). It is also her first solo single of 2026 (Cardi B on Instagram).

The track has already made chart ground. "AH HA" reached No. 25 on the Billboard Hot 100 — the flagship US singles chart that blends streaming, radio airplay and sales — and became Cardi B's 30th top 10 entry on Billboard's Hot Rap Songs chart, a genre-specific ranking of the most popular rap tracks in the country (Billboard).

Behind the boards is DJ SwanQo, who also produced Cardi B's 2021 single "Up" (Star 102.1 FM). The phonographic copyright for "AH HA" is credited to Atlantic Recording Corporation for 2026 (YouTube).

For fans, the video closes a month-long build from lyric sheet to full visual. The Brooklyn street setting and the Kash Doll appearance give the track a grounded, neighbourhood-frame treatment rather than a studio-confection look — a choice that sits comfortably with the staggered release strategy, which let listeners sit with the song's lyrics and audio before the visual arrived.