About this album
Where they were
When 'Diamond Princess' was released in January 2002, Trina was establishing herself as a prominent voice in Southern hip-hop following the success of her debut album, 'Da Baddest Bitch'. This sophomore effort solidified her reputation as a leading female rapper in a male-dominated genre, showcasing her unique blend of brash lyrics and catchy hooks.
Why it matters
'Diamond Princess' debuted at number 14 on the Billboard 200 chart, marking a significant commercial achievement for Trina. The album's unapologetic exploration of sexuality and empowerment resonated within the hip-hop community and influenced subsequent female artists, helping to pave the way for more diverse representations of women in rap.
Essential tracks
- "Hustling" — This track encapsulates Trina's relentless ambition and determination, with an infectious hook that became an anthem for hustlers.
- "Nasty Bitch" — A standout example of Trina's bold lyricism, this track challenges societal norms around female sexuality with confidence and flair.
- "Ladies 1st" — 'Ladies 1st' is a powerful collaboration that celebrates women's strength and unity, showcasing Trina's role as a leader in female rap.
- "B R Right" — This track features a catchy beat paired with playful lyrics, highlighting Trina's ability to blend humor with bravado.
Release Date
January 1, 2002
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Sommore (Intro) 0:52
- 2 Hustling 2:54
- 3 Told Y'all 3:14
- 4 Rewind That Back 3:16
- 5 B R Right 4:21
- 6 U & Me 4:07
- 7 Busted (Skit) 1:57
- 8 Nasty Bitch 2:34
- 9 No Panties 2:42
- 10 I Wanna Holla 3:12
- 11 How We Do? 3:19
- 12 Kandi 3:09
- 13 Ladies 1st 3:31
- 14 Get This Money 3:50
- 15 100% 4:13
- 16 Do You Want Me? 3:40
- 17 Sommore (Outro) 0:21
