Hoes Fight
Trina · Other Songs - Trina
[Trina]
I don't care what you heard
watch me watch me swing my weave
I'm gon' I'm gon' fix my lip gloss
I'm gon' stunt on them hoes
with my hands up on my hip bones singin
Jealous bitches, Jealous bitches
Don't hate me, don't hate me
[Lady GaGa]
Stop stressin on me for the attention
(let them hoes fight)
Youre excused you're no competition
(let them hoes fight)
Stop comin at me guns are a blazin'
(let them hoes fight)
hold up bitch i could stomp your face in
(let them hoes fight)
Stop stressin on me for the attention
(let them hoes fight)
Youre excused you're no competition
(let them hoes fight)
Stop comin at me guns are a blazin'
(let them hoes fight)
hold up bitch i could stomp your face in
I don't care what you heard
watch me watch me swing my weave
I'm gon' I'm gon' fix my lip gloss
I'm gon' stunt on them hoes
with my hands up on my hip bones singin
Jealous bitches, Jealous bitches
Don't hate me, don't hate me
[Lady GaGa]
Stop stressin on me for the attention
(let them hoes fight)
Youre excused you're no competition
(let them hoes fight)
Stop comin at me guns are a blazin'
(let them hoes fight)
hold up bitch i could stomp your face in
(let them hoes fight)
Stop stressin on me for the attention
(let them hoes fight)
Youre excused you're no competition
(let them hoes fight)
Stop comin at me guns are a blazin'
(let them hoes fight)
hold up bitch i could stomp your face in
Hoes Fight
Trina's 'Hoes Fight' stands as a quintessential example of her dominance within the Southern hip-hop and crunk eras. Recorded during the mid-to-late 2000s, the track exemplifies her signature blend of aggressive delivery and rhythmic precision, characteristic of her work alongside peers like Lil Jon. The song reinforces her reputation as a formidable force in the genre, utilizing a hard-hitting beat that demands attention while delivering lyrics that assert her status and confidence. As part of her broader discography, the recording captures the raw energy and street credibility that defined her career, cementing her legacy as a leading voice in the South's musical landscape.