Bad Diva

Trina · Other Songs - Trina

Chorus

Don't get it twisted by the high heels and pretty dress.

She aint the type you bring home to your mama.

She's a maniac a maneater.

She'll hit where it hurts the most.

A bad diva.

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Mirror mirror who still the baddest of them all jump

fresh take his car hit the mall spend it all I'm so

bad a bitch make spend his pause D I V A.

Maniac across the wall. Red lipstick I'm in some fishnets

six inch heels no bra I mean business.

I'm bout my money and its cash to get way before I

groom the pretty face titties flat stomach ass and hips.



I like my skirt up high Chanel ear rings in my lobes.

Six inch heels straight up out the fairgami store wats

my name T R I N A. Maneating maniac D I V A.



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Devious we fuckin on your mama coffee table legs cocked

from an angle audio or video why u all up in me yo.

My back shots make it rain in dis bitch in one second

if you git me close. Rockstar boy shorts is all it

takes the only bitch wit ass and hips probably comin

wit the 401 K and he gon need to handle it.

And a tougue like the red carpet and a dick like a

banana clip dry spot on his face just for me to land

on it. Like a G 4 damn a bitch is so scandolous u seen

me on the the last hubba baddest bitch that's a scope

hurtin u bitch I'm so far from claire huckstobull.



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Now if you bitin on the bait bitch I doubt if you gon

git him back I'm known to stretch em out like rubber

bands on a sack ima rockstar D I V A since 95.

I been rottin been sign pay.

No committments nope my louie panties down to the pedal

gettin head yea bitch still got sex appeal.

I call it my ak 47 to tie away a bitch stay dressed

to kill fuck em to he pass out take the keys mash out

drop top benz and throw the black card when it max

out don't get it twisted bout a bad bitch.

I'm known set your shit on fire in a phantom like angela bassett.



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Bad Diva

Trina's "Bad Diva" stands as a quintessential example of her dominance within the Southern hip-hop and crunk subgenres of the late 2000s. The track showcases her signature blend of aggressive vocal delivery and confident swagger, characteristic of her work during her peak commercial years. As a solo recording, the song reinforces her persona as a resilient and unapologetic female artist who commands attention in the rap landscape. It reflects the era's emphasis on bold self-expression and street credibility, cementing her status as a leading figure in the genre's evolution. The recording captures the raw energy and rhythmic precision that defined her discography, contributing to her legacy as a pivotal voice in modern hip-hop.