'This is too much': Internet trolls Trina for calling Beyonce 'The Queen of Rap'
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Katrina Laverne Taylor, popularly known as rapper Trina faced the wrath of the internet for dubbing Beyonce as 'The Queen of Rap'.
The online community was quick to react, with many users expressing their disagreement and trolling the icon for her statement about Beyonce, especially when 'Queen Bey' is still exploring her rapping skills.
Trina, known for her debut album 'Da Baddest B***h', has responded to critics in the wake of the backlash she encountered for saying Beyonce is the number one female rapper.
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What did Trina say about Beyonce?
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A video recently surfaced featuring Trina in an interview with HipHopDX.
During the interview, the Miami rapper was questioned about the recent surge of new female rappers in the rap scene. Trina attributed this influx of diverse female talents in the rap industry to Queen Bey's trailblazing efforts.
"Yeah, Beyonce 'cause she's like the number one female rapper when she does rap," Trina stated.
"It's just one of those things like of course this is the Queen's Beyonce, but when you hear her do a song and it's rapping involved, it's like, 'Oh my God,' like it just, it's more inspiration and, um, I don't know it's just a good thing, man," she added.
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Internet trolls Trina for calling Beyonce 'The Queen of Rap'
But, Trina's comment about Beyonce being the 'queen of rap' has drawn skeptical glances from some critics.
One user commented on Facebook, "This too much Rap where ijs she sings this is a stretch . Trina raps."
"Uhh Trina bey doesn't rap lol," said another.
"Trina can barely rap so I don’t think she’s correct." stated another.
A fan added, "I love B but this is a STRETCH!"
Another user quipped, "Trina girl go sit."
"Okay I want whatever Trina is smoking on," joked another.
"So she couldn’t even name herself?!" noted another.
"Trina want a collab so bad." mentioned another.
This follows the internet's harsh criticism of Dr Umar for his statement that Eminem cannot be considered the greatest rapper because he is "not Black."
Trina claps back at trolls
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On Thursday, December 28, Trina took to her Instagram Story and shared a message directed at critics who berated her for declaring Beyonce as the queen of rap in an interview conducted earlier in the week.
"For the dusty crusty funky b***hes in the bacccckkkk [loudly speaking emoji] Beyoncé is the queen of rap (when she raps) and ALL other genres of music," the rapper said in her story.
"Now stay mad goofy's I said what I said and NANN b***h gone check me. [middle finger emoji] Carry on [hot face emoji]," she added.
She also shared a long message on her Instagram feed, reaffirming her statement about Beyonce.
Trina began, "Now that I have y’all undivided attention ‼️ I am actually late to the party bcuz I wasn’t aware of this nonsense happening today bcuz Im too busy minding my business."
She continued, "Let me just make myself CLEAR once again, since it’s a slow day for the blogs and bullsh*t, this interview was back in October at The One Music Festival.. I rlly don’t give a rats a** how anybody feel."
She further stated, "I said what I said .. that’s the Queen Bey and I’m gonna STAN 🐝 on that 🗣️🗣️🗣️ Beyonce is the Queen of rap (when she raps) and ALL genres of music when it comes to me ‼️ go argue with the IRS or somebody else idc 😮💨🙄 and that’s not up for debate over here."
"So run along and enjoy the rest of y’all day. (And make sure to clean behind y’all sofas before the New Year) 😩🖕🏽" she concluded.
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