"Trim" (stylized in

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) is a song by American rappers

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and

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. It was released through AWGE and

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as the nineteenth track from Carti's third studio album, ''

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'', on March 14, 2025. The song was produced by TM88, Akachi, CSD Sid, Macnificent and Sonickaboom.

Content

The song sees the rappers detailing their luxury lifestyles and also revolves around sex and partying. The chorus is built around the term "trim".

Critical reception

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'' placed the song at number 17 in their ranking of the songs from ''Music'' and in ninth place on their list of the album's best guest features. Mackenzie Cummings-Grady wrote that "When Future finally enunciates and decides to rap, the result is exactly what you want from a Pluto verse. Carti's grainy baritone meshes perfectly with Future's galloping pace" and "The result on 'Trim' isn't anything groundbreaking, but it's impossible not to nod your head along to its undeniable groove." Ben Beaumont-Thomas of ''

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'' remarked "Future's triplet flow is fearsome and relentless on Trim, as if putting his nose to your face and backing you towards a ledge". Christian Eede of ''

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'', on the other hand, stated that Future "largely phones it in" with his performance.

Personnel

Credits and personnel adapted from Tidal. Musicians * Jordan Carter – vocals * Nayvadius Wilburn – vocals * Bryan Simmons – production * Benjamin Shields – production * Hunter Brown – production * Kenneth Smith – production * Sidney Tapaquon – production Technical * Ojivolta – mastering * Marcus Fritz – mixing, recording

Charts

References

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