Cardi B.’s latest high-octane single “Press” has been saddled with her real-life legal drama since its debut – an understandable side effect of releasing the song the same day as a high profile court appearance. Now, just one day after entering a “not guilty” plea for charges stemming from a club brawl last August, the Grammy-winning rapper has released a bloody music video with no shortage of jarring, yet visually stunning cinematography. The video definitely isn’t safe for work, though the song itself doesn’t give the impression that a fitting video would be workplace-friendly, so substantial warnings abound.