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Trina discusses a range of topics in her interview with Caresha, including her confidence and body image, the importance of networking and supporting other women in the industry, and her experience as a rapper. She also talks about her love life, past experiences with miscarriages, and the pain of losing her son. Trina emphasizes the importance of living life to the fullest and cherishing loved ones while they are still around. Despite the pain she has endured, Trina remains motivated and creatively inspired, channeling her focus into her work.
In this section, Trina talks about receiving recognition as the BET awards queen and feeling confident in herself, with natural confidence and strength. There were times she felt she wanted to change her appearance, especially after the success of her first album, but realized that fans just want what they want and she should remain true to herself. Despite the fear, she remains confident and doesn't let anyone break her spirit.
In this section, Trina and Caresha discuss body image, including plastic surgery and the pressure to conform to a certain look in the industry, with Trina revealing she feels confident and doesn't want to change anything. They also talk about paying homage to female artists who paved the way and how the industry has evolved to the point where there are more women than ever in rap, even if they're not always working together due to a perceived cattiness.
In this section, Trina talks about the importance of networking and reaching out in the rap game. She encourages women to support each other and dispels the notion that women in the industry are catty and insecure. She also speaks about her experience coming up in the industry with male producers and artists, and how she maintained her boundaries and never encountered any men who wanted to exchange sex for beats or records. Trina also discusses her hit song "Look Back at It" and how she initially didn't want to record it, but it ended up being an enduring fan favorite.
In this section, Trina talks about her experience making music and how she often felt pressured to be more explicit in her lyrics. She reflects on how she has changed her sound over time and experimented with different genres, some of which were not accepted by the music industry at the time. Trina shares that her favorite album is "The Baddest B*tch" because she was able to have full creative control and not have to compromise her vision with the label. She also touches on how sometimes fans want a different sound, but then don't accept it when artists try something new.
In this section, Trina reflects on a verse in one of her songs that she now realizes was inappropriate. She explains that, at the time, it felt like a real Miami thing to do and that she was caught up in the energy of being in the studio. Trina also talks about how she doesn't like being called a role model but enjoys hearing that she has inspired others. She talks about her experience working with Trick Daddy in the studio and how he is bluntly honest, making it difficult to work with him at times. Trina also discusses her favorite morning show, Trick or Treat Morning Show, and why it came to an end after two years.
In this section, Trina talks about her experience working on a morning show and how it gave her a newfound respect for people who work a nine to five job. She explains that she had to wake up at four in the morning to get to work and was not always in the mood, especially after doing shows on the weekends. Trina also mentions how Trick Daddy, who was also on the show with her, would always speak his mind, but she wasn't afraid to check him when necessary. Finally, Trina reminisces about her childhood and how being taken to the fair by someone she looked up to was a moment she would never forget.
In this section, Trina discusses how she first heard City Girls' music and how she fell in love with their authentic style. Trina was recording in the studio when everyone was talking about playing a song by Karisha, and she initially did not believe it was her until she heard the song. The first thing that came to Trina's mind when she heard City Girls' music was that they were going to blow up. Trina compares her own recording experience with Trick Daddy, where she thought they were just going to record something quick and fun, but then Trick Daddy asked her to talk on the track. In the end, Trina expresses her admiration for City Girls' authenticity and Miami's unique sound.
In this section, Trina talks about her love life and relationships, stating that she is currently single and taking a break from dating and engagement. She explains that she went through a difficult period of being hurt and losing someone, and needed time to focus on herself and regain her happiness before committing to another person. Trina emphasizes the importance of being selfish with oneself at times and taking necessary moments of solitude to process life challenges. She also shares that she saw a proposal coming once during a video shoot, but wasn't mentally in the right space to accept it at that time.
In this section of the interview, Trina discusses how she did not want the world to know about her engagement with rapper, Lil Wayne. She explains that for her, her best moments are the ones that are not exposed on the internet and that everything she does needs to be private, even if it is just a little get-together. Trina also talks about how going through a tragic time can make it difficult to focus on a relationship, citing her personal experience with her baby father's death, where she felt that she needed a break and time to cope with the situation.
In this section, Trina talks about the pain and grief she’s experienced after losing her son. She mentions that it’s a lot to process and something that will stay with her for the rest of her life. Time doesn't necessarily make it better, but it's about learning how to deal with it one day at a time. Trina is scared to walk upstairs and see that her son is not there, but she knows that one day her son will be old enough to carry his own feelings and emotions. Despite her pain, Trina still finds ways to support her friends and loved ones because it makes her feel happy and good.
In this section, Trina reflects on the fleeting nature of life and the inevitability of death, stating that “there’s an expiration date for everybody” and that we must live life to the fullest every day because we never know when it will be our last. She asserts that no matter how much material wealth one may accumulate in life, it will not matter when their time comes to depart from the earth. Trina also mentions the tragic prevalence of disease and death in the world, emphasizing the importance of cherishing our loved ones while we can and being ready for death when it inevitably comes.
In this section, Trina talks about her decision not to have kids, which was influenced by her experiences with three miscarriages. She reveals that the miscarriages left her feeling depressed and blaming herself. Trina explains that after her mom got sick, she realized she was not equipped with everything her mom gave her to be a mom to a kid. She admits that even though she would make a great mom, becoming pregnant became less of a priority, and she drowned herself in work to avoid getting depressed over not having a child. She goes on to say that working keeps her innovative, motivated and her mind occupied with other stuff to avoid dwelling on not having a kid.
In this section, Trina talks about her preferences for a partner and explains that she would prefer to be with someone who is financially stable and is able to keep up with her lifestyle. She emphasizes that it’s not really about being famous but it’s about somebody that is worth her value and is able to represent herself. Trina also shares her experience of the best date she’s ever been on, which was when she was taken on a surprise helicopter ride to an island for dinner and drinks. She states that this was mental because she was working on her album and it was a thoughtful thing to do for someone who needed a break. When asked about how she deals with infidelity, Trina mentions that it would depend on the situation.
In this section, Trina opens up about her experiences with infidelity in relationships. She discusses a past situation where she was involved with someone who had a lot going on outside of their relationship, but she was okay with it because she was young. However, in a prior relationship where she was living with and planning to marry her partner, she discovered his infidelity and waited four months before telling him she knew. Trina describes how difficult it was to hold onto that trauma and how it eventually blew up. Despite this, she reflects on how it's important to consider your feelings and make a wise decision before deciding to leave a relationship because when you know you're going to leave, you're not coming back.
In this section, Trina talks about her perspective on relationships and how she believes in not restricting or controlling someone in a relationship as people should just do what they want to do. She thinks that if she provides the vibe that she provides, people will always come back to her and that it’s hard for them to find another vibe like hers. She also emphasizes that she is secure in her relationship and does not need to explain it to anyone. Additionally, Trina shares her thoughts on her past relationships with Lil Wayne and French Montana, stating that she had a great relationship with Wayne with no issues and that she had a great friendship with French, but he tried to be on his high horse, which was not big enough for her.
In this section, Trina reflects on her past relationships with rappers French Montana and James Harden. She hints at the fact that French tried to use her for business and says that even though he did some "weird [__] to me", she can still look past it and acknowledges that he is a good person. Regarding her relationship with James, Trina says that while James is a great person, he was much younger and had a lot of growing to do. She also explains that when dealing with guys in the industry, you can't control what they do and needs to be able to let them have fun and do what they need to do, even if sometimes, they may not be the most mature.
In this section, Trina discusses her past relationships, revealing that she is cool with all her exes, even though some weren't the right vibe for her. She also talks about Tory Lanez, clarifying that they were just friends, and they met during a difficult time in her life when she was trying to work. Trina admits that she found Tory Lanez to be real, young, and aggressive, and she respected him for wanting to be his own artist. However, she also reveals that she is too much for him, and they never had a relationship. Lastly, Trina talks about the differences between rappers and athletes and admits that she prefers rappers because they like to have fun and live life on the edge.
In this section, Trina talks about her preferences when it comes to grooming and hygiene during sexual activity. She emphasizes the importance of men staying groomed and clean, as she does not want any bacteria or debris to get in her mouth or throat. She also speaks about her respect for two coaches in the music industry and the importance of learning from people who know more than you. Additionally, Trina reveals that while Missy Elliot was an inspiration to her and taught her many lessons about the music industry, she never actually dated her.
In this section of the transcript, Trina talks about her preference for receiving oral sex and the importance of giving head until the woman has an orgasm. She also discusses the topic of spitting or swallowing and says that it depends on the relationship with the man. Trina also shares her opinions on penis size, saying that she doesn't like anything too small and prefers a larger size. She admits to enjoying doggy style, but also likes to see the action in missionary. Overall, she emphasizes the need for honesty and communication in sexual relationships.
In this section, Trina denies taking two shots as she can cook and even made a full Thanksgiving dinner complete with seafood, turkey, collard greens, peas and rice, turkey wings, string beans, and deviled eggs. She talks about her love for cooking and how she experiments with food in her daily routine. Karisha admits that she does not enjoy cooking as it involves too many dishes and feels like she loses her appetite after cooking. But Trina encourages her to play around with seasoning and experimenting with food. Later in the section, Trina states that she is not into 50 Shades of Gray type of sex and does not find the idea of being tied up appealing.
In this section, Trina talks about how she is not a fan of using toys during sex and how it can detract from the experience of being pleasured by a man. She also highlights the dangers of getting addicted to vibrators and how it makes it difficult for a man to satisfy a woman. Furthermore, Trina reveals that she has never licked anyone's anus and she does not like hair in her partner's backside.
In this section, Trina discusses her views on the grooming habits of men and women and shares that she likes her own ass to be laser-waxed before indulging in any sexual activity. She comments on not wanting hair in her mouth and believes that people should be nicely groomed, stating that hair can cause issues with mustiness and sweat. Trina reveals that she has not experienced a golden shower but has given one and may be open to trying new things. Lastly, she admits to having slept with her ex's friend in her younger years and takes a shot for it.
In this section, Trina and the host take shots and play a drinking game where they reveal personal details about their love life. They discuss Trina's experience with women, her preference for them at times, and a time when she had to teach her boyfriend how to please her with the help of another woman. They end the segment with a unique shot-taking method where they place the shot glass in their mouths and drink it without using their hands.
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