Akbar V is turning up the pressure after Trim appeared to challenge the whole “Princess of Rap” conversation online. The drama started when Trim questioned how certain artists could claim major rap titles while allegedly not delivering strong music or building a real connection with supporters.
According to Trim, being labeled the “Princess of Rap” takes more than social media hype and industry gas. She argued that truly holding that position requires consistency, skill, and music that actually resonates with listeners.
But Akbar V clearly felt the comments were aimed directly at her — and she wasted absolutely no time firing back.
In a heated response, Akbar dismissed Trim completely, claiming she had never even paid attention to her career before this moment. Akbar accused the younger rapper of trying to become relevant by inserting herself into drama and warned her not to get “delusional” now that fans were hyping the situation up online.
At several points during the rant, Akbar mocked Trim’s appearance, compared her to “Finding Nemo,” and repeatedly suggested that she stepped into territory she may not be prepared for.
Akbar also made it clear she does not consider this a subtle back-and-forth situation. According to her, she never “sneak disses” anyone and prefers to directly address whoever she has an issue with.
The rapper then hinted that she has something planned for Trim later, telling fans:
“Just know I don’t forget nothing.”
Things became even more intense when Akbar reminded viewers that she’s older, has children around Trim’s age, and is fully prepared to treat her like a “grown woman” now that she allegedly stepped into rap beef territory.
Akbar also claimed that fans and social media users may have encouraged Trim into speaking up by “gassing” her confidence online.
The feud instantly sparked debate across social media, with some people defending Akbar’s experience and industry longevity, while others argued that newer artists should be allowed to challenge established names without being completely dismissed.
A lot of fans also noticed that the argument taps into a much bigger conversation happening in female rap right now: who actually deserves labels like “princess,” “queen,” or “next up” in an era where viral moments can sometimes matter more than hit records.
At the moment, Trim has not fully escalated the situation beyond the original comments, but fans are already expecting diss records, livestreams, or more direct responses if the tension keeps building.
And judging by Akbar V’s tone, she clearly feels this situation is far from over.
