With Cardi B radiating star power, Pepsi's highly-anticipated Super Bowl commercials are teased by her and Steve Carell, leaving fans eagerly awaiting the big game.

Last week, Pepsi dropped a teaser from it’s highly-anticipated, and coveted, Super Bowl commercial showing Grammy-winning rapper Lil Jon.

On Wednesday, with 11-days until the big game, the soda giant released two more teasers from the advertisement — featuring actor Steve Carell and superstar rapper Cardi B.

In her quick clip, Cardi’s charisma is on full display as she sparkles in a red, white and blue ensemble.

Star power: Pepsi dropped a teaser for its Super Bowl ad featuring Cardi B in a booth of a diner

Keeping with diner theme from Lil Jon’s clip, the Bodak Yellow star can be seen sitting in a booth of the restaurant with her raven tresses styled straight, long and flowing well past her ample assets.

She then flashes that big beaming Cardi smile in the final moments of the quick five-second clip.

When it ends, Cardi utters one of her voice twirls made famous in her songs, over a graphic promoting the February 3 air date of the advert.

Shining star: The rapper sparkled in a red, white and blue ensemble in the five second clip

Fresh face: Cardi signed on for one year to be a spokesperson for Pepsi

The other teaser shows Carell sitting at the counter of a diner reading what appears to be the commercial script with a can and glass of Pepsi next to him.

Just as he turns the first page he utters: Pepsi Super Bowl spot.’

He then slowly begins to burst out into laughter, turns to the camera and utters with a big smile: ‘Well see.’

Serious script reading : The other Pepsi ad teaser shows Carell sitting at the counter of a diner where he utters: ‘Pepsi Super Bowl spot.’

Buildup: The funnyman slowly begins to break out into laughter

The release: Carell then turns to the camera and utters with a big smile: ‘Well see’

Both commercial teases come just days after Pepsi released the Lil Jon promo video.

In that one, the Grammy Award-winning rapper pours Pepsi into a cup from behind the counter of the diner, while starring into the camera for almost the entire 17-second clip.

At the very end of it he belts out his trademark: ‘okay.’

The Pepsi Super Bowl ad will airing during the game on Sunday February 3.

Just last month, TMZ reported that Cardi B signed on for one year to be the soft drink’s spokesperson.