All a dude needs in this life of sin is one bad bitch. Evidently, Maino and Yo Gotti feel the same way on their latest collaboration.
All a dude needs in this life of sin is one bad bitch. Evidently, Maino and Yo Gotti feel the same way on their latest collaboration.
Yep, Trina’s ass is still fat. And today, she falls back on her money maker with Meek Mill. As Mr. North pointed out, the artwork features the Coke Boys logo which leads us to believe that Katrina is probably in bed with French Montana. Pun intended.
Whether in the 305 or across the pond, it’s Back 2 Business for Trina. And while out in Denmark, the baddest bitch goes extra hard.
Ladies are pimps too. So still Back 2 Business, Trina and her girls occupy the alleys in her colorful clip. Those thighs alone deserve our applauses. kc
Last night, French brought his tour over to New York’s S.O.B.s and brought along DJ Khaled, Uncle Murda, Yo Gotti, Trina, Busta and Wyclef for the evening’s guests. Xzone has the recap. Prior to the show, he swung by Hot 97 to speak with Angie Martinez. He touched on last week’s shooting, Trina dating rumors, Lil Poopy, debut album and more.
Miami-based rapper Stack$ issues a caveat for his lead single featuring Trina. He also shared his message with Jack Thriller in an alternative video after the jump. Do remember, a hoe’s gon be a hoe.
It’s ladies night as Cassie, Trina, and Lola Monore tweak Trinidad James’ golden anthem. Everything that glitters isn’t, well, you know the rest.
Ms. Trina fills her cup and gives a toast to Rihanna’s latest single with an opening verse of her own. Take a sip.
Off French Montana’s Mac & Cheese 3, he and Trina invite us to their V.I.P. section. Looks overly crowded, but drinks on them.
Backed by a band, Trina shines bright in her new video featuring Gunplay and Iceberg. Off her recent mixtape, Back 2 Business.
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