This track’s music video reminded me that I am officially far removed from the 18+ club era.

Luh Tyler deserves immediate credit for one thing: work ethic. While he still carries the look of someone who might have homework due tomorrow morning, he has been consistently dropping music and keeping his foot on the gas over the last few years. Between singles, projects, and collaborations, the young Florida rapper clearly understands that momentum matters.

Now, he is back with a new single called “No Trick,” and this one leans heavily into nostalgia. The track flips the iconic Travis Porter “Make It Rain” beat, bringing back that rowdy club energy that I used to get f**ked up to weekly. It even pulls in a sample of the original hook, which gives the record instant familiarity.

Luh Tyler slides through the beat with a laid-back verse that makes him sound cooler than the Ravens new jerseys. He plays the role of a smooth operator, talking like someone whose phone is always full of options.

Trim ends up stealing the show. With commanding energy, an animated delivery, and a wild flow, she attacks the beat exactly how a young Nicki Minaj would’ve.

Is “No Trick” reinventing anything? Not at all. It can feel a little lazy at times. But it’s the nostalgia that carries it to the finish line.

Quincy

Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.