Rapper Trina's March 2000 single, “Da baddest b*tch,” proclaimed her the queen of hip hop. “Da baddest b*tch” was a controversial song that gave way to a lot of criticism. The rapper's song supported the idea of ​​women referring to themselves as "bad bitches", promoted promiscuous behavior, and encouraged women, both young and old, to use men for money. The title of the song itself approves the use of the expression "bad b*tches". *bullshit”. In the music industry, the use of the word “b*tch” is not uncommon. It is most commonly used by men as a means of degrading women. Female rappers, like Trina, try to change what is a degrading word and turn it into a compliment. Rappers like her use this "bad bitch" persona as a defense mechanism. These unpleasant words are defined before a man has the chance to do so. They see it as strength and rejoice in beating them to the punch. It's a dangerous game they're playing. Throughout Trina's song "Da baddest b*tch" she referred to herself multiple times as a bad b*tch. “I represent bitches/All eyes on your riches” Trina's representation of a "bad bitch" in this song is a woman who cares about money and having money; A woman who will do anything to make money, no matter the cost. This message is malicious. The word “bitch” is not empowering; it's humiliating. Women give men an excuse to call them “bitches” because women call themselves and other women “bitches” and “bad bitches.” Women need to realize that they will not be respected by men or other women with such behavior. Calling yourself a “bitch” or a “bad bitch” is a welcome carpet of disrespect. Women should resist the catchy lyrics and clever hooks of the songs, both me... and paper... material things will never last. You will forever chase material things if you choose to be a lover of vanity. In the lyrics, “the bigger the bank, the bigger the Benz/the better the chance of getting closer to his rich friends.” Trina suggests not only that women use men for everything they have, but that they have no loyalty to anyone. Her only purpose in associating with men is to get their money, and if necessary, she would also use her friends. Trina's intent was to create a song that frees women from double standards and stereotypical views imposed upon them. Her song, however, can cause harm to the young women who listen to it and take it to heart. Instead of liberation, we are moved further down into the pit of degrading and devaluing women. Trina should have sent the message that these things were wrong. Instead he supported and encouraged them.