H.W.A. (an initialism of Hoez With Attitude) is an American all-female hip hop trio composed of Jazz, Diva and Baby Girl; Diva was later on replaced by Go-Di. They were active between 1989 and 1994, and reformed in April 2012. Their name is a reference to another Hip Hop / Gangsta rap group called N.W.A

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Chi-Town's own, H.W.A. (Hoez With Attitude). Their debut single from their debut album, Livin' In A Hoe House, Funk Me!

H.W.A. (an initialism of Hoes with Attitudes) is an American female hip hop trio from Compton, Caliornia. The group is composed of Jazz, Diva and Baby Girl. They were most active from 1989 until 1994, during which time they were signed to Ruthless Records before breaking up. The group reformed in April 2012.

The group's name was a take on NWA (Niggaz With Attitude) and much like fellow female rapper Choice, the hoez used explicit rhymes to combat all of the misogynist rap songs by men at the time. The hoez wanted it to be known that they were …

H.W.A. (an initialism of Hoez With Attitude) is an American all-female hip hop trio composed of Jazz, Diva and Baby Girl; Diva was later on replaced by Go-Di. They were active between 1989 and 1994, and reformed in April 2012. Their name is a reference to another Hip Hop / Gangsta rap group called N.W.A

Livin' in a Hoe House is the only studio album by American female rap group H.W.A. The album was released in 1990 via Drive-By Records and was produced by Dangerous D and Ronnie Vann. [1] The record was mildly successful, reaching #38 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. No singles made it to the Billboard charts.

H.W.A. is tagged as: rap, female emcees, femc, hip hop, hip-hop H.W.A. (Hoez With Attitude) burst onto the rap scene in 1990 with their independent album, “Livin’ In A Hoe House” on Drive By Records. Originally from Chicago, they moved to LA to pursue a music career.

Hoes With Attitude - HWA (or Hoes With Attitude) were an all-female hip-hop trio that consisted of members Tayna Jazz Kenner, Dion Diva Devoux and Kim Baby Girl Kenner. They came together in 1989 for an independent record label, Drive-By Record

Openly flaunting a loose (to put it mildly) sexual attitude and standing vulgarity to vulgarity with any male rapper, HWA failed to generate much sales action, but certainly got plenty of publicity, including a lengthy article in The Source and condemnation from sources as diverse as Rev. Calvin Butts and filmmaker Spike Lee. ~ Ron Wynn