Nasty Bitch

Trina establishes an audacious tone from the onset, as she describes engaging with men purely for her gratification. A sense of empowerment seeps through her lyrics, where she takes pride in her ability to manipulate the situation to her advantage, leaving men 'dead broke.' Her provocative descriptions also serve to establish her sexual dominance.

As the song progresses, Trina's assertiveness is paired with an unapologetic celebration of her body and desires. Her lyrics construct not only a sexually charged atmosphere but also paint a picture of a woman who makes no compromises when it comes to her pleasure. It's a declaration of her sexual agency, making it clear that she dictates the conditions under which intimacy occurs.

Things shift slightly in the second verse when the focus moves to the physical interaction, further underscoring the satisfaction she derives from sexual acts. Trina flaunts her ability to entice men into spending for her desires, painting herself as an object of luxury that requires substantial investment - both emotionally and financially. She takes on a tone of self-admiration and control as she asserts her independence, reinforcing that she doesn't need a man but rather chooses when and how they fit into her life.

In the chorus and bridge, featuring Money Mark, Trina juxtaposes her financial freedom with her sexual freedom, reiterating her self-styled title as the 'Diamond Princess' of women. The repeated declaration 'You nasty bitch you nasty' becomes an anthem of her shameless self-expression. This refrain, perhaps, mirrors society's labeling of sexually liberated women, a label which Trina embraces and reclaims with pride.