Yo! This Cd by Trina is off Glass for sure. I mean when she first came out with Trick Daddy in "Nann Nigga" I thought she needed a little work on her style. But when I bought her cd, I couldn't let go of it. I bought it 2 months ago, and I am still jammin to it. This Miami female knows exactly what she saying in her lyrics and take no mess from anyone. I like tracks 2,4,5,7,10,11,12,13,14,& 17. She is fine as ever and she can really flow. All I can say to the people who haven't gotten this cd yet,Ya'll don't know what you are missin. She also is pretty good because her lyrics remind me of some of the other female rappers such as Foxy Brown,Lil'Kim,Sole',Eve,Da Brat, and Strings

Buy this CD! Really listen to the lyrics. Trina is representing for the "Misses." She keeps it real from beginning to end, whether you are willing to admit it or not. And YES, Trina brings everybody out of the closet on this one. Although her lyrical content is somewhat similar to artists like Foxy, Kim, and Sole, her lyrical flow is very different from these artists. Ms. Trina is definitely in a class by herself (which is typical of Miami artists). So even if you cannot relate to every track on this CD, you must give Ms. Trina credit for her jazzy, creative, and often funny lyrics. The content of this CD ranges from raps about Trina's sexual prowess to fake ballers to good men to Trina's mom. This CD has fast tracks and slow tracks, including a "think piece" [track 17]. Trina finessed every beat on this CD. Point. Blank. Period. My personal favorites are tracks 2, 6, 7, 9, 13, and 17. But do not get me wrong, the whole CD was "off glass." Buy it. It's what you need!

-And no I am not affiliated with the artist or her label.

Trina, I am in love with your flow and style. Sorry Kim, Trina has dethroned you as the Rap Diva. Trina is not to be messed with she lets us have it from the first track to the last. The Big Lick is my favorite Cut. She takes girl power to a new level. She is the first woman who I think can hold her own with the realest baddest B--Ms. Millie Jackson. Trina should be heading for Superstardom because she is just simply the best female rapper. No other female with the exception of Mia X comes close to keeping it really real.

I remember when I first heard heard Trina I couldnt help but wonder what was people's fascination with her? So what she makes raunchy records, the girl couldnt rap her way out of a flavored condom plus she sounds like a hood version of Edith from All In The Family. From where I from Trina is the most overrated female ever. This album is concrete proof of that statement. The first single The Baddest B**** is so cheesy it makes you wonder how this song became a hit. Pull Over , Off The Chain Wit it, Off Glass and I Dont Need You are extra cheesy to the point you might get constipated from the first listen. Other disposables: The Big Lick(Blah), Aint S***(a female version Of Dr. Dre's B***es Aint S***. How original), I'll Always(super stale plus she should be sued for screwing up Ronald Isley's Voyage To Atlantis), Watch Yo Back and the rest of this album.
Bottom Line: Trina's Da Baddest B**** is the worst female rap album next to the Notorious K.I.M. and Thug Misses. The beats suck, her lyrics sound like they were conceived in the mind of a tweenager and her voice is as painful as scratching a chalkboard with your fingernails. Lyrics like /Sisqo made that song/ when he seen me in a thong th th th thong show you that she puts the corn in corny! Da Baddest B**** more like Da Saddest B****!

I love Trina! This CD is great. It isn't appropriate for kids, but most rap isn't! If you're looking for a CD this is it. All of the songs have gotten me to sing along, or at least try to. My personal favorites are "I don't need ya" and "Da Baddest Bitch." Even though all of her songs talk about sex, they all are very catchy! I listen to every song on her CD. The only problem with some of them, is that they are too short. If you are into this type of music, don't pass this CD up!