As the first lady of Slip-N-Slide Records, Trina helped introduce fellow Miami rapper Trick Daddy to the world on their rowdy battle-of-the-sexes hit “Nann Ni**A.” But Trina soon stood on her own on singles like “Pull Over,” which displayed her cocky, profane persona and ability to kick sharp flows over propulsive bass tracks. Though Trina showed a vulnerable side on the relationship drama of “Here We Go” and “Single Again,” the gleefully unfiltered trash talk that launched her career remained her greatest strength on sex jams like “Look Back at Me” and "No Panties.”