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Bad Ass Strippa 2

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This song flopped in the UK something terrible and so did the follow up. Every now and then someone comes along in rap and they are so bad everyone hates them. You Americans gave us Vanilla Ice...we give you Vanilla Twice. Jentina can't rap or dance to save herself, she's honestly one of the most hated pop singers in the UK since Geri...actually she's probably been dropped now because she flopped so badly.

If you want a laugh, buy this. Or you can search online for Lady Sovereigns amazing diss track Sad Arse Strippa which is better than this. It's amazing and it makes fun of Vanilla Twice herself.

Jentina can't dance, can't sing, certainly can't rap (though she sure tries), and a look at the lyrics reveals that she can't even speak good English, Ebonics, or Jive (don't know what effect she was going for). Get this CD only if you want something to annoy people with. This is the absolute worst music I heard in the last few years.

Introducing Jentina--born in a caravan in Woking, England...

Please (lol!) Please!

The list of Brits trying to imitate Americans (with Americans' help) is insane. Who ever signed her? And what the Hell is Timberland doing producing her not-so-bad-ass?

Unoriginal, heard-it-all-before bunkum--especially the 'I discovered' sex image.

Go back to your caravan Jentina, please. You cannot rap and your are about as 'street' as Kylie Minogue.

Another embarrassment for the British music industry...or should I say American music industry.

No stars. At all.

i thought this song was okay, until it got to the "money,money,money" part, it reminds me of The Apprentice, and then it reminds me of Donald Trump, not a good vision to have when listening to a song abt 'Bad Ass Strippa' *shudder*
other than that, this is rather blah, i think it needs something else, she sounds like she's doing backing vocals

This song is already a smash in England and hopefully will get a US release. It's produced by Timbaland (of Missy Elliott fame) and will get you dancing the moment it starts. There are a few interesting samples mixed in - the song starts with a sample from the beginning of Al B. Sure's 1989 hit "Misunderstanding" and settles down into a thumping groove. I'm anxious to hear more from Jentina. Worth picking up!