Glamorest Life [Explicit Lyrics]

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Product Description
Trina aka The Baddest Bitch aka The Diamond Princess returns! The true queen of the south is back with her 3rd album Glamorest Life. Trina has graduated to a new level in her career as a gorgeous, classy artist and savvy business woman but still keeping that sexy edgy side that her fans know and love. Trina puts it down hard her third time around kicking it off with her new single "Don't Trip" featuring Mannie Fresh. Also coming out to show support is Snoop Dog, Trey Songz, Kelly Rowland, Lil Scrappy and Teedra Moses and production by Cool and Dre, Jazze Pha, Kanye West, Jim Jonson and Big D and many more!

Glamorest Life,Trina,Atlantic / Wea,Dirty South,Gangsta Rap,Hardcore Rap,Pop,Rap,Rap & Hip-Hop,Southern Rap,United States of America

Glamorest Life [Explicit Lyrics]

Glamorest Life [Explicit Lyrics]

Average customer rating:

grat cd

Eww

Her friends say I'm a tummy sucker don't go below the navel gotta love lil wayne!

Gosh.2

Miss Trina's Finest

Glamorest Life
Trina
Manufacturer: Atlantic / Wea
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
Southern Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B000AYEI86
Release Date: 2005-10-04

Tracks:

Sum Mo
Don't Trip
Shake
Here We Go
Sexy Gurl
Da Club
It's Your B-Day
I Gotta
Throw It Back
50/50 Love
So Fresh
Reach Out
Lil Mama

Album Description

Trina aka The Baddest Bitch aka The Diamond Princess returns! The true queen of the south is back with her 3rd album Glamorest Life. Trina has graduated to a new level in her career as a gorgeous, classy artist and savvy business woman but still keeping that sexy edgy side that her fans know and love. Trina puts it down hard her third time around kicking it off with her new single "Don't Trip" featuring Mannie Fresh. Also coming out to show support is Snoop Dog, Trey Songz, Kelly Rowland, Lil Scrappy and Teedra Moses and production by Cool and Dre, Jazze Pha, Kanye West, Jim Jonson and Big D and many more!

Customer Reviews:

grat cd .......2006-11-08

this cd is tight females are rating it and hating thats judt what they do sexy girl with snoop is sick

Eww.......2006-10-20

I didnt like any of the songs on this CD. Im glad it was a gift and I didnt pay for it. Trina was really slipping with this album!!

Her friends say I'm a tummy sucker don't go below the navel gotta love lil wayne!.......2006-10-18

Trina skills are really trash I tried to give her a chance but she don't have nothing interesting to talk about. The only reason I gave her two star's is because lil wayne is on the best track or shall I say the only track that can stand by itself and I believe that's only because of weezy baby!Trina go back to strippin!

Gosh.2 .......2006-10-11

Im going to be honest ,there are a couple of songs I like ,and the cd in general ,if u dont pay attention to the lyrics (which is kinda hard not to )is ALMOST ok .She doesnt have nothing "enlightening" to say and talks about her intimate parts waaay too much .Not cute and terribly tiring .he only reason she is in the business is in no way and shape related to her music/rapping skills.
Please Trina come out with something a little deeper and intelligent next time .

Miss Trina's Finest.......2006-08-16

Trina a.k.a. Da Baddest [...] and the Diamond Princess comes with her third album and is stronger than most rap out there. First of all, in my opinion Trina is he second best female rapper out there (next to Lil' Kim). Although her worst selling album, this album is one of her best because she swtiches it up. She doesn't only talk about sex (although she does do it). Here is a track by track breakdown of The Glamorest Life.

1. Sum Mo [featuring Dre]: A great opening track for the album in which Trina adresses rumors that she is broke. The chorus is pretty good by Dre and my favorite part is the third verse "I do you worse than they did that dumb b***h on Dre Day." My third favorite track on the album.

2. Don't Trip [featuring Lil' Wayne]: The lead single off the album featuring her boo, Lil' Wayne. I loved the song and the video. The song is really addictive.

3. Shake [featuring Lil' Scrappy]: This song is pretty good and is tolerable. Lil' Scrappy is kind of annoying but Trina brings the song back up.

4. Here We Go [featuring Kelly Rowland]: The second single off the album and Trina's best charting single ever. At first, I didn't really like this song but it grew on me.

5. Sexy Gurl [featuring Snoop Dogg]: This song is pretty good and the first verse is the best part.

6. Da Club [featuring Mannie Fresh]: The almost third single off the album and is pretty good. Mannie Fresh does sing on this and maybe he should have stuck to rapping.

7. It's Your B-Day [featuring Jazze Pha]: The second best song on the album. The girl singing sounds nice and Trina does great on her two verses. I only wish that she would did another one instead of having Jazze and the girl doing two long parts.

8. I Gotta [featuring Rick Ross]: A ping-pong type song between Trina and fellow Miami rapper, Rick Ross. I love this song and is my fourth favroite song on the album.

9. Throw It Back [featuring Deuce Poppi]: Another great track by the Dimaond Princess. Deuce Poppi sounds okay but could be better. I love the ending music.

10. 50/50 Love [featuring Trey Songz]: One of the two songs that I didn't like. It just didn't fit in with the rest of the album.

11. So Fresh [featuring Plies]: This is another good song.I love Trina on her verse and Plies is pretty good as well.

12. Reach Out: The only track on the album and the best one on the album. Trina shows her sexy side along with some girl saying "Reach out, touch me." This should be a single.

13. Lil' Mama [featuring Trey Songz]: The other song that should not have been on the album. Trina + Trey Songz: not a good move.

Trina's third album is definitely her strongest and one of female rap's. If you don't have this song, you should definitely get it.