Rapper Trina attends the Celebration of TRINA “I am Hip Hop” Honoree at Tribeca Restaurant on September 29, 2022 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Prince Williams/Wireimage) *Rapper Trina is set to ...

Miami hip-hop legend Trina has been involved with many key moments in the Magic City’s musical history. “I was a part of a movement that introduced artists who have built a legacy,” she says of her ...

'Da Baddest' will chronicle Trina's coming-of-age story in Miami, her rise to stardom and status as a hip-hop icon "Trina always understands the assignment. She knows how to adapt to evolving sounds, ...

Trina and Yung Miami put on for the Florida girls at the 2024 BET Hip Hop Awards. Taking place at Drai’s Beachclub & Nightclub in Las Vegas in this year’s new format of the annual event, the ladies ...

Women have left an indelible imprint on hip-hop. Not only do there seem to be more women rappers than ever before, there’s diversity: from established stars (Nicki Minaj, Cardi B, City Girls and Megan ...

I went to SeaWorld for a Trina concert. Over two decades ago, when the Miami rapper made her "Naan Ni**a" debut, the previous sentence was unfathomable. Now in 2025, the family-friendly park has ...

BET announced that it will air a documentary series on its show “Rap City.” The three-part series, made in partnership with Mass Appeal, is part of a year-long celebration of the 50th anniversary of ...

Trina jumped on her Instagram Story on Thursday (Dec. 28), and posted a message to critics who lambasted her for saying Beyoncé is the queen of rap in an interview earlier this week. "For the dusty ...

A war of words has broken out over who reigns supreme in the world of female rappers. It all started when rapper Trina declared Beyoncé was "the Queen of Rap" during an interview at the One Music ...

Women have left an indelible imprint on hip-hop. They have been pioneers. They have been provocateurs. They have been unifiers. But in 2023, as the music birthed from the Bronx celebrates 50 years, ...

New York rappers Lil Kim and Foxy Brown were two of the first females to rap explicitly about their sexuality. But Miami’s Trina, above, took it to another level and, in the process, became one of the ...