Miami rapper D-Shep stopped by “International Affair” this week to talk to me about being introduced to New York’s hip-hop media for the first time via his current Identity Crisis release, how he thinks the majority of rap music nowadays is “trash,” early beginnings as an aspiring poet and how Miami artists (specifically Trina) are “lying” about who their favorite and most influential artists are.
On my “International Affair” show on DASH Radio, I hilariously take Trina down memory lane with examples of her most funny and controversial lyrics—starting with her debut album, 2000’s Da Baddest Bitch. Find out what she thinks of Trey Songz, Reggie Bush and more!
Trina’s new single, “Fuck Love,” is out now.
Celebrating the success of his latest single “One Bad Bitch” (featuring Yo Gotti and Trina), Maino stops by Invasion Radio on Hip Hop Nation to chop it up with DJ Green Lantern and Boss Lady about the intricacies of moving (and surviving) from the street game to the music business.
One of the hardest working women in hip-hop, Trina‘s ready to resurrect her career in a serious way.
Speaking exclusively with Boss Lady and DJ D-Nice on Invasion Radio (Hip Hop Nation) earlier this week, “Da Baddest Bitch” was excited to share details on her new VH1 talk show Tiny Tonight, which debuts December 9. The program is hosted by Tameka “Tiny” Harris, with Claudia Jordan and Tamar Braxton rounding out the panel (Trina describes it as “Waiting To Exhale for television”).
The Miami rapper also talks about Back To Business, her long-awaited musical follow-up to 2010’s overlooked Amazin’ album—a set Trina says “didn’t get the credit it deserved.” Back To Business (due on December 3) is a mixtape she describes as “raw, sexy, raunchy; the real Trina. It’s for my day one fans.”