From Madonna To Saucy Santana: 20 Songs That Every Material Girl Should Add To Their Bad & Boujee Playlist

Trina's, aka the Queen of Miami, song "Da Baddest B***h" is a theme song for women that know their worth and don't put up with any bull. Trina's song is a reminder to every woman that you never remain in a situation that underserves you, as well as to always move strategically. "Da Baddest B***h" will have you in these streets unremorsefully spoiling yourself and fearlessly walking in your Material Gworl power. 

Saweetie's breakout hit hip-hop record "Icy Grl" is great to listen to when you're feeling like a rich, hot girl. "Icy Grl" will have you wanting to order a bottle of champagne at Ruth's Chris, knowing that your bank account can only afford a margarita at Chili's. This song needs to be added to your Material Gworl playlist and listened too when you're feeling high maintenance.

Iggy's song "F**k Love" promotes working independently to achieve the opulent life instead of relying on someone else to hand it to you. "F**k Love" is an inspirational song that every self-reliant Material Gworl out there needs to add to their playlist.

Kelis' "Bossy" exemplifies Boss Chick energy and the isms that define the Material Gworl movement. 

Haters gon' hate, and anyone who dares to be fabulous can't let those haters impede them from being their extravagant selves. Anytime someone tries to shame you for being a Material Gworl, just blast Lil' Kim's "No Matter What They Say," and keep it pushing.

The Muva of all grandiosity, Ms. Madonna told the world boldly in 1985 that she was unashamedly materialistic, and was entitled to be that way because of capitalism. Like Madonna said, "We're living in a material world," so it's okay to be a proud Material Girl. Or in this case, a Material Gworl. Put this record on when you're feeling like Hilary Banks from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.

Real Material Gworls can afford to blow money. Although I'm not in the tax bracket to spend freely without consequence, "Pour it Up" enables me to feel like I am each time I leave a big tip at a restaurant. It will do the same for you, too.

When you're making boss moves to secure the Material Gworl bag, your time is limited. Lil' Kim's "No Time" helps all Material Gworls remember not to waste time with things that won't position you to live comfortably.

No one likes money more than a Material Gworl, hence why "Money" by Leikeli47 is a go-to song for gworls that are having rich fantasies.

This song is great for Material Gworls who enjoy stuntin' on their fans disguised as haters.

Cardi B lists everything a Material Gworl likes in her song "I Like It." Definitely a song for those that can relate to Cardi B's expensive taste.

Play "Ice Me Out" each time someone asks you what you want for your birthday. Why? Because you're a Material Gworl.

The 1990s rap song "Money" by Baltimore rapper Charli Baltimore is pure Boss Chick energy. If you've never heard it, then Spotify it and listen to it now. No real Material Gworl should go without hearing it at least once.

In the words of the phenomenal Beyoncé, "a diva is a female version of a hustler." How can you live like a Material Gworl if you don't hustle? That is why "Diva" should stay on rotation when you're taking a break to enjoy luxury. It will keep you motivated to continue to earn your Material Gworl status.

Material Gworls have to continuously work in order to secure the lifestyle they desire. To stay focused, play Britney Spears' "Work B***h" from time to time.