‘LHHMIA’ Follies: Trick Daddy Can’t Understand Why Trina’s Mad That He Won’t Finish Album

Trick Daddy

photo courtesy/ Smooth Sailing Video Screenshot

Miami artists Trick Daddy and Trina got into a small tiff during the latest episode of “Love and Hip Hop: Miami,” and Trick seemingly feels he did no wrong.

The “Shut Up” rapper and Trina are in the midst of recording their new TNT project together, but Trick doesn’t appear to pulling his weight in the group. Trina claimed her group mate wasn’t showing up to the studio to record his part on the album and kept continually sending her to voicemail when she called him to do so.

To make matters worse, Trina felt Trick Daddy only wanted to perform their old hits together, like “Nann,” “Take It to Da House,” “Pull Over Remix,” and others, while seemingly refusing to record any new music.

The “Baddest B–ch” and Trick performed together at an event that later spiraled out of control. The DJ began playing the duo’s new song off their upcoming project, but Trick Daddy wasn’t feeling it. He told the DJ to stop playing the record moments before walking off of the stage with his entourage.

“He’s playing another record that I don’t wanna fu–ing do. Certain records I don’t wanna do,” the 44-year-old said in his confessional.

Trina was furious with Trick and angrily walked off the stage before erupting backstage.

She yelled at production, “Ya’ll got me f—ed up! Be straight I’m not for it today! My s–t is better than this bulls–t. Leave me alone!”

She continued on her tirade before breaking into tears, “This whole TNT project I’m f—ing over it!”

Trick watched the clip of Trina’s explosion and suggested that his actions played no part in inciting her anger.

“They always wanna blame me,” the “I’m a Thug” rapper said. “They always gon’ blame me.”

“LHHMIA” viewers disagreed with Trick’s stance on the incident.

“Trick ant shit but a trick. Let Trina do her thang 4 2019. Get out her way mannnnnnn 👽👈🏽 No Trick you ain’t innocent at all.”

“‘They always gonna blame me’ BECAUSE YOUR’RE BEING A COMPLETE DEUCHE BAG A– HOLE WHO THINKS ITS ALL ABOUT YOUUUUUUU DUMB DUMB Ignorance is a bliss!”

“First of all, Trick a lot of it is you, Trina should move forward. Trina doesn’t need Trick she doing him a favor 🤷🏻‍♀️.”

One fan was confused as to why Trina was so angry in the first place.

“I don’t understand wtf is even going on 🤦🏾‍.”

Trick Daddy and Trina are two of Miami’s well known rappers. The two dropped their single “Smooth Sailing” in 2017 off their joint TNT album. There’s no date for when the album will be released.

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