Trim – “Get Hit”

Trim - Get Hit (Official Music Video)

Trim Drops Visuals For “Get It”

Trim continues her breakout 2026 with her new single, “Get Hit,” and its official music video.

The 19-year-old artist releases the record fresh off her inclusion in the 2026 XXL Freshman Class. She also enters the release with more than 13 million views on the song ahead of its official arrival.

“Get Hit” gives Trim another opportunity to showcase the fearless personality behind her growing rap career. The record finds her challenging anyone who wants to test her. She also addresses women in rap who may talk behind her back.

Trim delivers both moments with the confidence that has helped make her one of the most talked-about young rappers from South Carolina.

Trim Brings Her “Princess of Rap” Energy

“Get Hit” immediately taps into Trim’s aggressive energy.

The hook dares anyone to step to her. Trim then uses the second verse to address women who may have something to say about her behind the scenes.

The production adds another layer to the record. The song samples Young Thug and Tyga’s “Hookah,” giving Trim a recognizable Southern rap foundation for her latest statement.

She uses the familiar sample without allowing it to overshadow her own personality. Instead, Trim turns the record into another showcase for her delivery, confidence, and distinctive approach to rap.

The accompanying music video takes that attitude even further.

Trim takes center stage as she addresses the nation while standing alongside a militia of dedicated supporters. The visual uses a uniformed aesthetic that matches the song’s commanding tone.

The concept also fits Trim’s growing identity as the “Princess of Rap.”

That nickname has become increasingly connected to her rise. Trim embraces the title while continuing to create a larger world around her music.

The result gives “Get Hit” a visual identity that matches its message.

“Get Hit” Caps a Major Summer

Trim enters this release after one of the busiest stretches of her young career.

Her summer included a run of singles that helped establish her as one of the most exciting emerging rappers in the South. That run started with “Coconut Water,” which became a major moment for the young artist.

The May single also launched Trim’s partnership with Vita Coco.

The campaign went well beyond a traditional brand collaboration. It included viral social media advertisements, a Times Square billboard, and custom Trim-themed Coconut Waters.

That partnership gave Trim another major platform while allowing her personality to become part of the campaign.

Her music continued to gain momentum after that.

Trim followed “Coconut Water” with “CHROME,” featuring underground breakout slayr, before releasing “Nobody.”

The latter record eventually received major remixes with Monaleo and G Herbo. Those collaborations gave Trim opportunities to work with established names from different parts of hip-hop.

Trim Continues Building Her Rap Resume

The “Nobody” remixes became another important part of Trim’s 2026 run.

In July, she brought Houston rapper Monaleo onto a remix of the track. Producer Hitmaka helped create a new instrumental that flipped the iconic “Swag Surf.”

The collaboration connected two rising female rappers while giving “Nobody” another life.

Trim later tapped Chicago rap veteran G Herbo for another “Nobody” remix video. That collaboration added another major name to a growing list of artists who have worked with the South Carolina rapper.

Trim also linked with Pooh Shiesty for the “BOAT Remix [Slimey Edition]” and teamed up with slayr for “CHRÖME.”

Each collaboration has helped Trim expand her reach while continuing to build her catalog.

Her list of co-signs has grown considerably since her 2024 debut. Now, her own releases are beginning to generate the same kind of attention.

Trim Earns a Spot in the 2026 XXL Freshman Class

One of the biggest milestones in Trim’s 2026 came with her selection for the 2026 XXL Freshman Class.

The recognition places her among a new generation of rappers receiving major attention from hip-hop fans and media.

The timing makes the honor even more significant.

Trim already had momentum from her singles, Rolling Loud appearance, collaborations, and brand partnership. The XXL recognition adds another major accomplishment to a year that has continued to move quickly for the 19-year-old.

Her Rolling Loud appearance also helped push her profile higher.

Within a month of playing the festival, Billboard named Trim its Up-and-Coming Hip-Hop Artist of the Month for May.

That recognition followed the success of “Coconut Water.” It also showed that Trim’s momentum had moved beyond social media.

Trim Shares the Stage With Young Thug

Trim also added another major performance moment to her summer.

In July, she appeared alongside Young Thug at New York’s Irving Plaza.

The appearance carried extra significance because Young Thug’s sound and influence connect closely with the Southern rap energy that runs through Trim’s music.

Trim also uses a sample from Young Thug’s “Hookah” on “Get Hit.” That creates another connection between the two artists.

For Trim, moments like these continue to place her in bigger spaces while she develops her own identity.

She has already shown that she can attract attention through viral records. Now, she continues to build the career around that attention.

“Pass The Tiara” Remains on the Horizon

While Trim has spent much of 2026 releasing singles and collaborations, fans still have her debut project to anticipate.

Her upcoming project, Pass The Tiara, remains on the horizon.

The title fits Trim’s “Princess of Rap” identity. More importantly, the project could give listeners a chance to hear how her recent momentum fits together.

“Coconut Water,” “CHROME,” “Nobody,” and “Get Hit” have each showcased different sides of Trim.

“Coconut Water” brought a playful energy and helped introduce her to a wider audience. “CHROME” connected her with slayr. “Nobody” expanded her reach through collaborations with Monaleo and G Herbo.

“Get Hit” takes a more confrontational approach.

That variety could become important once Trim releases a full project. She has already shown that she can create records with different moods while maintaining the personality fans recognize.

Trim Looks to Keep Her Momentum Going

“Get Hit” arrives at an important point in Trim’s career.

She has already earned a spot in the XXL Freshman Class, performed at major festivals, secured a major brand partnership, worked with established rappers, and earned recognition from Billboard.

Now, she has another opportunity to turn that momentum into an even bigger audience.

The early attention gives her a strong starting point. More than 13 million views ahead of release helped build anticipation around the track. The official video now gives fans a complete visual experience.

Trim also continues to develop a recognizable image around her music.

Her “Princess of Rap” persona gives fans something they can immediately associate with her. At the same time, her distinctive delivery and willingness to experiment help separate her from other young rappers entering the scene.

At 19, Trim has already accomplished plenty in a short period.

For now, “Get Hit” adds another aggressive record to a catalog that has expanded quickly throughout 2026.

With “Get Hit” officially out and Pass The Tiara still ahead, Trim has plenty more to prove. However, her recent run shows that she has already built serious momentum.

The South Carolina rapper is no longer simply introducing herself.