Watch Luh Tyler And Trim's 'No Trick' Video

By Michael Angulia | Published: Apr 26, 2026 4:21 PM EDT

Luh Tyler has released a music video for his new collaboration with Trim called "No Trick". The track comes from Tyler's next mixtape "Destined To Greatness".

Audible Treats shared these details: "No Trick" uses a sample of Travis Porter's 2012 club classic "Make It Rain," updating it for the modern era with skittering hi-hats and pitched-down vocals. Tyler slides over the instrumental, rhyming in dialogue with the sample as he plans to prudently blow a bag: "I can make it rain, but I ain't no trick/Ain't gon pay for sh*t/I just pay attention, watch for n****s who on that snaky sh*t," he spits. Trim counters Tyler's laid-back cool with a furious verse of her own, spitting double-time about the things she will do to make a man throw some cash. In the video, Tyler and Trim start a party in a hair salon, throwing money in the air to get the dancers going, but still making time to get a fresh cut.

"No Trick" continues the road to Destined For Greatness, Luh Tyler's next mixtape. Following up last year's Florida Boy, the upcoming tape continues Tyler's hot start to 2026. For Valentine's Day, Tyler shared the romantic anthem "My Boo," keeping his banger streak going with the flex-heavy "Kobe" and ultra-smooth "So Groovy." Beyond his own music, Tyler laid down a scintillating guest verse on "YOU AIN'T GOTTA LIE," a BNYX-produced highlight from Denzel Curry's collective project, Strictly 4 The Scythe. Look for Destined For Greatness to drop this spring.

Born and raised in Tallahassee, FL, Luh Tyler took the rap game by storm as a teenager, stunning tastemakers and fans with his slippery flows and raspy-voiced witticisms. Only 16-years-old, Tyler earned plaudits from the likes of Rolling Stone and Pitchfork for his infectiously hard-hitting singles, like "Jayda Wayda," "Law & Order," and "Back Flippin'." In 2023, Tyler released his debut album, My Vision, named one of the year's best albums by UPROXX and Complex. The album welcomed guests like Lil Uzi Vert, Loe Shimmy, and BabyTron, generating over 100 million cross-platform streams, and cementing his spot on XXL's 2023 Freshman List. Tyler followed-up My Vision with 2024's Mr. Skii, home to hits like "First Show," "Change My Wayz," and "2 Slippery" ft. BossMan Dlow, and his headlining summer 2024 "Mr. Skii Tour."

Luh Tyler dug deeper into his background with 2025's Florida Boy mixtape, limiting the number of guests and focusing on widening his artistic and sonic palette. Tyler performed songs from the tape as a special guest on A Boogie's worldwide "Better Off Alone Tour." Billboard rewarded Tyler's hard work by naming him one of 2025's 21 Under 21.

Now 20-years-old as he enters a new phase of his career, Luh Tyler is looking to elevate his game, with his sights set on joining the rap game A-list. Stay tuned for much more, as the Florida rapper prepares to launch his smooth stylings to the mainstream