Nasty Girl.

Before Hurricane Katrina rocked the south, Katrina Laverne blew the game of its hinges. 11 years ago, the Miami sexpot traded barbs alongside Trick Daddy on “Nann Nigga” from his sophomore album, www.thug.com. In a true battle of the sexes, Trina emerged as the victor with lewd lines like, “quick to deep throat a dick, and let another bitch straight lick the clit.” A contract with Slip-N-Slide soon followed and so did a successful recording career. With her fifth album, Amazin’ scheduled for a September release, The Diamond Princess talks to Rap Radar about her flawless verse.

I been knowing Trick for years. I’d be in the studio with [him] and just hang out and listen to the music they made. I was really just working and doing real estate, so really [rap] was no where in my mind.  He actually called me to come and listen to this verse he had. He thought I would sound good cursing him out on it. I didn’t think it was a great idea. I laughed and then and I actually went and listened to the record, I was like, “Oh my goodness, this is crazy!”

When I did the record I believe I was like 19, 18 [years-old]. I was really sitting up there thinking like I want the craziest thing that I can think of to say and it was just so far off.  I have a potty mouth and I do say stuff that’s sly. That’s just me being who I am. When I did it, I was just like “OK, I’m going to go there, I’m going to go so far.” I’m going to do something I don’t even think I would do. When I listen to the record, I was like I do not believe I said that. I was like, “Oh my God!”

[Trick] was cracking up. He thought I was hilarious. He was like, “See, I told you. You just got a filthy mouth and you talk trash and you just crazy.”  I was just laughing and he was like, “You just showed me out. ” He’s a fun person and we had a lot of fun doing it.  I was like I’m not performing this record. He was like, “Aight, I won’t never ask you.” He set me up and he did. It’s so funny, because when I perform that record, I don’t even have to say nothing everybody knows the words. It’s just crazy the impact it had on women and people in general. It was a big record for him, the summer in the South and the scene. —As Told To Brian “B.Dot” Miller

Previously: Big Rapper Noyd “Give Up The Good” (Just Step)