When it comes to dropping bars, Trina has never shied away from spitting flames. But this time, her words have ignited a Miami-sized wildfire of controversy. The rap diva is no stranger to the spotlight, but her recent run-in with the Haitian community has taken her fame to a whole new level.
With a mic in one hand and a reputation for speaking her mind, Trina has never minced words. But her recent comments in a Miami club aimed at Haitians have ruffled more feathers than a hurricane. In the viral video, the 44-year-old supposedly cussed out Florence El Luche calling her “Voodoo A**.”
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Miami is a melting pot of cultures, flavors, and fierce attitudes. So, when Trina decided to take a jab at the Haitian community, she was stepping into a cauldron of clapping back.
One social user said, “Trina, honey, you’re not welcome at any Haitian restaurant in Miami. Maybe hit up Trick Daddy’s spot for some deep-fried bake beans.” Ouch! Looks like Trina might need to find a new dining spot.
Another user said, “That Love & Hip Hop bag better be that big. Ain’t Trina of Bahamian background? Prime example of what I mean when I say Haitians have been hated on by damn near everyone. We’ve only RECENTLY been considered cool enough to be Caribbean. We were “dirty voodoo Africans” b4 that.”
Another wrote, “Trina’s mouth is vicious when she is upset, and it’s not cute. I will never forget her making fun of Trick Daddy’s lupus when she was mad. Regardless of her being a “Miami legend” her energy is dark.”
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Trina’s verbal duel comes hot on the heels of another scandal – rumors about a potential baby bump. Fans started whispering after her BET Awards performance alongside Trick Daddy. A rep for Trina had to set the record straight, stating that she’s not pregnant and her curves are just keeping things interesting.
In a world where words can cut as deep as a Miami bass beat, Trina finds herself at the center of a cultural storm.
