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Glamorest Life
Trina
Glamorest Life
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop
 
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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 b...  more »

     
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All Artists: Trina
Title: Glamorest Life
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Atlantic / Wea
Original Release Date: 1/1/2005
Re-Release Date: 10/4/2005
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop
Styles: Gangsta & Hardcore, Southern Rap, Pop Rap
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 075678371028, 075678371066

Synopsis

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!

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CD Reviews

Yipeee!! The grammatically challenged ho returns!
Rich King's Breakfast Nook | East Gretna, NE | 12/02/2005
(1 out of 5 stars)

"Boy oh boy is this an original album. Evidentally Trina has yet to understand how to use the english language. Da Baddest B**ch was top notch spelling and she managed to lower herself back to second grade with the glamorest life? Sheila E. needs to backhand this joke of a rapper. Hmmmm, what does Trina talk about on this album? Yup, the same stuff she talks about on her previous albums. The message is, hey teenage girls you need to portray yourself as a complete ho and simply focus on money and material things. Go to bed with some guys and don't worry about learning to read or write. Yeah Trina, you've set black women back even further than your last record. Congrats, you're dumb!



A huge thumbs down to full force or whoever owns the rights to "Tender Love" for letting this potty mouthed tramp use one of the prettiest songs of the 80s for a backdrop to her babbling.



I'm so down with the rap sound, here's what I did today. I went out and filed unemployment because for some reason no one will hire me when I walk into an interview with so much jewerly on my teeth that I can't form a sentence the interviewer can comprehend. When he told me they weren't interested I told him that I don't care if he is educated with a real job, I gots a sweet Grill. I then get in my candypaint buick lesabre and bump some D4L at full blast. I am so junk."
What's so glamorous?
notorious_15 | 11/07/2005
(1 out of 5 stars)

"Hey i like Trina and I dig some of her songs, but I've always found her albums to be wack. I haven't heard Baddest Bitch, but i did buy Diamond Princess (because of the song B R Right) and i was majorly disappointed, i think thats the only cd i've ever thrown away! Glamorest Life is a step up from Diamond Princess, but that isn't saying much. There are a few decent tracks on here but to be quite honest the majority of the cd is pretty laughable. I think Trina is stronger when she is a featured artist on tracks, but when it comes down to holding down her own tracks she doesn't seem to be able to pull it off. I recommend getting Lil' Kims The Naked Truth or Missy's Cookbook over Glamorest Life, because they're actually worth the money you spend on them."
Bow Down to the Diamond Princess!!
Best Dressed | Tallahassee, Florida, USA | 10/23/2005
(4 out of 5 stars)

"The Glamorest Life exemplifies why Trina was crowned the "Diamond Princess", the album is pure royalty! Opening up with the incredible "Sum Mo" where she assertively declares that she's back all the way up to the smooth closer "Lil Mama" where she samples Tony! Toni! Tone! "Pillow (Lay Your Head on My Pillow)" is amazing and will have you definitely replaying this album, although you'd might skip a few tracks once repeated. Besides that the album is just a little over forty-five minutes, Trina shows no signs of maturity, she's still bragging about material objects like her clothes, cars, jewelry, etc., like she did on her previous albums. But I can't lie with the new sounds and unique rhymes you wouldn't even know what she was rapping about, it is however a pretty good album, it's a nice record to ride to!



1. Sum Mo 5/5

2. Don't Trip 5/5

3. Shake 5/5

4. Here We Go 5/5

5. Sexy Gurl 5/5

6. Da Club 3/5

7. It's Your B-Day 5/5

8. I Gotta 4/5

9. Throw it Back 5/5

10. 50/50 Love 4/5

11. So Fresh 3/5

12. Reach Out 3/5

13. Lil Mama 4/5



Grade 51/65 = 78% C+



Pretty decent go cop it!

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