Intro - Sommore
Trina · Diamond Princess [2002]
yo, this is some more of the bitch that has her comedy game on lock.
this is the mother fuckin roll call so listen up.
all the ladies, nubian queens,
black princesses, african godesses, choir girls, young girls, models,
skeezers, bitches, hoes, players, dikes, divas, house wives, gold diggers,
sex chasers, cum guzzlers, chicken heads, crack heads, baller bitches,
shake dancers, and boosters.
say what you want, we're all one in the same.
no matter what they call you, or you call yourself.
theres only 3 rules in this game:
keep your nappy-ass hair done, do your mother fucking sit-ups,
and whenever you lay on your back, make sure your paper is stacked.
and with all that said and done, diamond princess,
take this shit to another level.
this is the mother fuckin roll call so listen up.
all the ladies, nubian queens,
black princesses, african godesses, choir girls, young girls, models,
skeezers, bitches, hoes, players, dikes, divas, house wives, gold diggers,
sex chasers, cum guzzlers, chicken heads, crack heads, baller bitches,
shake dancers, and boosters.
say what you want, we're all one in the same.
no matter what they call you, or you call yourself.
theres only 3 rules in this game:
keep your nappy-ass hair done, do your mother fucking sit-ups,
and whenever you lay on your back, make sure your paper is stacked.
and with all that said and done, diamond princess,
take this shit to another level.
Intro - Sommore
Trina's "Intro - Sommore" serves as a high-energy opening track from her 2002 album Diamond Princess, establishing her signature blend of Southern hip-hop and R&B. Released during the height of her career, the recording showcases her vocal prowess and confident stage presence, setting the tone for the album's exploration of love, heartbreak, and empowerment. As a staple of her discography, the track exemplifies the polished production and lyrical delivery that defined her work in the early 2000s, resonating with audiences who appreciated her unique ability to navigate both mainstream pop and underground hip-hop landscapes.