Saweetie's 'Get It Girl' Featured in INSECURE Soundtrack

ICY season is upon us and rap star Saweetie lends a teaser of what's forthcoming with the release of "Get It Girl." It's the debut single featured on Raedio, Atlantic Records and HBO forthcoming INSECURE: Music From the HBO Original Series, Season 5. ​

Along with the release of "Get It Girl," which is placed in Beats By Dre' Beats Fit Pro Headphones' commercial already, Saweetie will hit the world-renowned Saturday Night Live stage on November 20th. INSECURE: Music From the HBO Original Series, Season 5 is scheduled for release on December 3rd and will feature new records from a diverse array of major artists and rising stars. The soundtrack is guaranteed to elevate the bar for music culture as the hit series prepares for its highly anticipated conclusion.

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Listen to the new single here: