Trina Album: “Still da Baddest [PA]”
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The fourth album by hip-hop artist Trina continues the Miami native's mission of stripped-down Southern rap with a lascivious twist from a female perspective. With guests that include Missy Elliott, Keyshia Cole, and Pitbull, as well as newcomers Qwote and Shonie, STILL DA BADDEST has no shortage of energy, but it's Trina's attitude and no-holds-barred delivery that carry the show. The lead-off single, "Single Again," is one of the standouts, as is the title track and "I Got a Bottle," on which Trina is joined by Missy Elliott.
Track Listing :
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Intro Video |
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Still Da Baddest Video |
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Killing You Hoes Video |
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Single Again Video |
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Look Back at Me - (featuring Killer Mike) |
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I Got a Thang For You - (featuring Keyshia Cole) |
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I Got a Bottle - (featuring Missy Elliott) |
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Wish I Never Met You - (featuring Shonie) |
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Clear It Out Video |
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Stop Traffic - (featuring Pitbull) |
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Phone Sexx - (featuring Qwote) |
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Hot Commodity - (featuring Rick Ross) |
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Album Information :
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Still da Baddest [PA] |
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UPC:734257200820
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Format:CD
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Type:Performer
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Genre:R&B - Rap
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Artist:Trina
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Guest Artists:Killer Mike; Keyshia Cole; Missy Elliott; Shonie; Pitbull; Qwote; Rick Ross
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Label:Slip-N-Slide Records
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Distributed:EMI Music Distribution
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Release Date:2008/03/30
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Original Release Year:2008
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Discs:1
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Mono / Stereo:Stereo
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Studio / Live:Studio
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
- Album Review: Trina, Is She Still Da Baddest B@#$!??
You damn skippy she is. Trina smashed back on to the scene earlier this year with her hot new album "Still Da Baddest B@$!". From the start of the album, Trina is in rare form hitting you hard and early with "Killing You Hoes", which is a track that tells all the chicks out there that are hating on here exactly what they can do. This one is definitely gone to the be the back up off me track of the summer for all the baddest chicks out there.
Then comes the first single off the album "I Got A Thang For Ya f/Keyshia Cole". This track has been out for a while but can still be heard bumping in cars all over the country. The track combines Trina being Trina mixed with that beautiful voice of Ms. Cole to create a song that just says all those things that sometimes you wish you could say but can never find the words. I know you like is he talking about Trina, but yep I am. This song is very well written and is Trina opening up and being very vulnerable.
I had to admit I was a little worried that this would spend to much time dissing former boyfriend Lil Wayne, but I was pleasantly surprised that it didn't. Don't get me wrong she doesn't let him off without saying her peace and she does. There is off course the banger "Single Again" which is the Diamond Princess proudly proclaiming that she is back on the market and hotter than ever. The only other song that she really seems to be talking about Weezy is on "I Wish I Never Met You", a track with her strongly describing some situations that you can't help thinking if she is talking about Wayne, but she never really says. Both tracks you can pretty easily tell that is talking about him but she does it in a way that shows that for how hard she acts she is a very classy lady.
Now you didn't think she was going to let you go without a few classic bangers and she doesn't. My favorite track of this type is "Clear It Out", I can see this one bumping in clubs all summer long. We folks start hating on you, tell em to clear it out. For all you hardcore Trina fans you will have noticed that she has very much cleaned up her flows, hardly ever getting as raunchy as the classic flows from her first few albums that made her famous and infamous all at the same time. But that is not to say that she don't bring it out a few times on this album and she does. Soon as "Look Back At Me f/Killer Mike" drops you know instantly that even though she doesn't use it as often she still has that razor tongue that she is known for. The song is well, all I am going to say is listen to it. She ain't playing. The other track that she kind of takes it there on is "Phone Sexx", where she basically describes how she has some fun by engaging in some very racy phone conversations.
Trina is definitely back with a vengeance. I don't know what happened with her and Lil Wayne but she is definitely handling it with grace and class and something tells me that Weezy may be missing her sooner than she will be missing him. In any case, this is the hardest rap album I have heard from female artist in a long time and with it, it seems that the Diamond Princess may be ready to take here as the Queen of the rap game.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- Trina!! She Is Still Da Baddest B***h!!
I am here to write another review for my girl Trina. I put this album on reserve way back in November of last year and trust I picked it up yesterday when it arrived. Man, this has to be her best album yet. Trina really let her fans know that no other Female in the South will ever take her title. She is still and always going be Da Baddest B***h. This album has some really great songs and she is doin' her thang from beginning to end. I think the only 2 songs I am not too fond about are tracks 12 & 13, but other than that, the rest is off da chain. Oh yeah, there are 3 bonus tracks on the album, but the only place that sells the cd with these 3 bonus tracks is Best Buy so get it while they are still available. To be honest, her bonus track called "I Got A Problem" is my favorite on the whole album. It may be on the raunchy side, but it just tells gives anybody all the details in any sexual fantasy. I have all 3 of her other albums (Da Baddest B***H, Diamond Princess & Glamorest Life) and if anybody out there has not bought anything from Ms. Trina, then you need to get with the program and get down with Da Baddest B***h alive. Oh and by the way, Khia, you ain't got s*** on my girl Trina. You had the nerve to even put a diss track out on her when at one point people thought you were dead. The only cd that was worth buying was the first one with just that one hit "My Neck, My Back". Yeah, your first cd was ok, but you are taking behind Queen Trina and even tried to take her title on your song "Jealous Girls" and call yourself da baddest b***h when you are not. But your second cd was HORRIBLE. You need to back off my girl and get it together. Yeah, I saw your little video on youtube and trust, you have lost all respect from me. Oh and one more thing. You are DEFINATELY NOT THE QUEEN OF THE SOUTH OR DA BADDEST B***H, SO SWALLOW THAT. Trina, I have been a fan of yours since 1998 when you came out with Trick Daddy with "Nann N***a" and I am still and forever will be a fan of yours. Keep doing your thang baby. You have all of my support. Love Ya!!
- Disappointing.
Trina as ran the last course of her career and this album made me not listen to anymore of the past to now present Trina music. Just like Lil'Kim, Foxy Brown, Remy Ma, Nicki Trashji, Khia, Jacki-O, and all those played out wack rappers the music doesn't last for long.
- Only a few good tracks
You might just want to download "Single Again" and "I Got a Thang for You" :)
- Diamond Princess
What a great CD! In my opinion, it is the best Trina release to date.
Along with her tight raps; there is great melodic hooks and hot beats.
The first single, "Single Again", is so catchy and makes you want to dance. You will be singing along in no time. She gets raw and raunchy on "Look Back At Me", a song you will be listening to over and over again. There are a few songs that I skip over but, for the most part, every song is a standout and worth every penny for the purchase.
I feel Trina is on top of her game on this CD with great producers and her hottest rhymes to dat. A must have for any rap or Trina fan.
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