On Tuesday (Dec. 6), Cardi B took to her social media to update her fans regarding her sophomore album, detailing the state of her mental health.

The Bronx rapper explained that while she has recorded an abundance of music for her project, the only thing stopping her from dropping it is “anxiety.”

“I do have anxiety,” she revealed. “I’ve been having a lot of anxiety ’cause I know right after I drop my album I have to go on tour. And I have bad separation anxiety from my kids. When it comes to the music, I just be feeling like I don’t be liking anything. I feel like I got so many songs, I just don’t like nothing. Like nothing is good enough. I got so much fucking money saved up, I be like, ‘Yeah, whatever the f**k.’”

Later in the video, Bardi explains that, after she amassed $1 million during a recent performance, she was reminded how much her fans love her.

“Every time I perform, something wakes up in me and I remember why I do this. Because I love this. I love to perform,” the “I Like It” artist said. “I used to love to make music. But now, making music to me has become a job that gives me anxiety. Everybody just critique everything that I do, and sometimes you just don’t want to do something that may give you that much anxiety. I just be freezing myself.”

The entertainer, legally known as Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar Cephus, dropped her debut album, Invasion of Privacy, on April 6, 2018, on Atlantic Records.

Invasion of Privacy was nominated for many awards, including a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album — which it won — and the Billboard Music Award for Best Rap Album.