Now diva a female version of a hustla
Of a hustla
Of a, of a hustla

A particularly attractive woman, usually a glitzy young singer or other popular personality. Derives from the term "prima-donna," which is the main woman of an opera.

according to Beyonce,a diva is a female version of a hustlaaaa, of a of a hustlaa.

Noun.

(There are many meanings of the word diva. Here are the 6 definitions of diva in no paticular order)

1. A female opera singer with a great/powerful voice and a pressence that comands the stage.

2. A bitchy, sometimes needy, female opera singer with a great/powerful voice and a pressence that comands the stage but who needs all the attention 24/7.

3. A, bitchy, sometimes needy female singer with a great/powerful voice and a pressence that comands the stage but who needs all the attention 24/7.

4. A bitchy, sometimes needy female/gay male singer who thinks they are the best. (Most of the time, they aren't).

5. A female singer with a great/powerful voice and a pressence that comands the stage.

6. 1. A bitchy, sometimes needy, gay male singer with a great/powerful voice and a pressence that comands the stage but who may need all the attention 24/7. (If h

2. A possibly bitchy/stuck up, male singer with a great/powerful voice and a lot of pressence with a lot of female qualities.

always has to be PERFECT

na na na, diva is a female version of a hustla, of a hustla, of a, of a hustla 8)

irritating buzzword used by major record labels and media outlets on a slow news day to describe female singers (songs of which are usually prepared by the same three writers) whose musical releases usually consist of the same generic pap and the mainstay of whose audience tends to be depressed housewives who fantasize that the lyrics are about them.

chanteuse is another such buzzword. It should be mentioned that the Canadian corporate media will not hesitate to use said word on front page, even if a bomb has gone off at the U.N. or leprosy has infected the British royal family, to describe irritating women singers such as celine dion, to promote such singers as proud embodiments of Canadiana, despite the fact that if the Canadian populace was forced to sit through a Celine Dion or shania twain concert, twenty percent of Canadians would attempt suicide.