Overly Trimm Lyrics – Metro Boomin

Overly Trimm Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Young Dro & Dj Spinz]
They’re hyping up the feeling of winning big and living life on top. “Balling above the rim” means they’re succeeding at a high level, and “overly trim” shows they’re looking sharp, confident, and fresh. It’s all about being together in this winning mindset and celebrating success.

[Chorus: Young Dro]
This part talks about shining and being unstoppable, like scoring high in a game (“above the rim”). The phrase “overly trim” repeats to show how everything — style, lifestyle, and energy — is perfectly sharp and on point. The “trap jumping out of the gym” line means their hustle and money-making moves are really taking off.

[Post-Chorus: Quavo]
Here, he’s comparing his fast life to high-speed racing and powerful horses, showing strength and speed. The Rocky Balboa mention means fighting hard and winning. He talks about selling drügs (Oreo is slang), and the jewelry and water references show expensive accessories that show off wealth and success.

[Verse 1: Skooly]
Skooly is talking about being a rockstar in his crew, wearing clean clothes, and having that “overly trim” style that stands out. His outfit is sharp and expensive, mixing chrome and Timbs boots. He points out how his crew is confident and real, while calling out others who aren’t genuine.

[Verse 2: Shad da God]
Shad talks about having big confidence and style (“swagging”). He mentions carrying a powerful gun (M4) and enjoying lean (a drink with codeine). His style and vibe are “imported” or high-quality, even futuristic. He challenges others to keep up with his level of freshness and swagger.

[Verse 3: Jose Guapo]
The words aren’t clear, but “Hoodrich” probably shows pride in being rich from the streets and living that tough but successful life.

[Chorus: Young Dro]
Repeats the idea of shining bright and living large, balling with confidence and sharp style. The trap hustle is moving fast, and everything is “overly trim,” meaning sharp and perfect.

[Post-Chorus: Quavo]
Again, Quavo compares his fast lifestyle to racing and powerful horses, showing strength and winning. The Rocky Balboa line means he fights and stays strong. Selling “Oreo” means drug dealing, and the jewelry shows he’s dripping in expensive stuff, like water flooding a baby.

[Verse 4: Shad da God & Jose Guapo]
Not clear enough to explain.

[Verse 5: Quavo]
Not clear enough to explain.

[Chorus: Young Dro]
Same as before, it talks about living life on top, looking fresh, and having a strong hustle that’s growing fast. Everything stays sharp and confident.

[Post-Chorus: Quavo]
Repeats the powerful racing and fighting imagery, showing off wealth and success. The “Oreo” and jewelry lines keep emphasizing his flashy lifestyle and business hustle.

[Outro: Young Dro, Skooly & Both]
They keep repeating that everything is “overly trim,” meaning their life, style, and energy are always sharp and top-notch. “Balling above the rim” shows they’re winning big and standing out. The trap hustle is moving strong and fast. They mention themselves and others looking fresh and confident, celebrating their success and lifestyle together with a carefree, proud attitude.