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NAV x Young Thug Reconnect for New Track, “Trimski”
NAV and Young Thug reconnect for the first time in over five years on “Trimski.” Produced by Ty Gotem, Elementry, and Rel.
NAV and Young Thug reconnect for the first time in over five years on “Trimski.” Produced by Ty Gotem, Elementry, and Rel with additional production from Rodrigo Barahona and co-written by Frost, the track continues a creative partnership that dates back to the Perfect Timing era, when Thug was one of the first major artists to cosign NAV.
Since then, they’ve linked on many records, including “Boy Back,” “Spend It,” “No Debate,” and most recently “Reprecussions” from NAV’s 2020 album Emergency Tsunami.
Inspired by Atlanta slang and culture, “Trimski” is Nav’s take on the word “trim” and also nods to Toronto slang, which often adds -ski to the end of various phrases. It can be defined as to be exceptionally well put together, exhibiting an excessive degree of trimness, often acknowledged by peers as “overly trim.”
NAV 2026 Tour Dates:
Wed Apr 29 – London, UK – O2 Academy Brixton
Thu Apr 30 – Paris, FR – The Bataclan
Sat May 2 – Cologne, DE – Live Music Hall
Mon May 4 – Amsterdam, NL- Melkweg
Tue May 5 – Berlin, DE – Huxley’s Neue Welt
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