Meghan Trainor’s Toy With Me is set to crash the party like a glitter bomb on April 24, 2026, via Epic Records, and “Get In Girl” is that sassy second single already teasing the kind of unapologetic fun that’ll have you ditching the tissues for tequila shots. This one’s pure Trainor magic—co-written in the wake of a family heartbreak, it flips the script on post-breakup blues with her trademark bubblegum pop swagger, all glossy hooks and doo-wop harmonies that scream girl-power escape.
Imagine a sound that’s equal parts ’90s nostalgia (think Destiny’s Child meets early Britney) and modern sass: upbeat synths bouncing under handclaps, with Meghan’s powerhouse belts delivering lines about swapping tears for takeout and takeovers. It’s not just a track; it’s a rally cry for the dumped and done, where she jokingly slides in as the ultimate rebound—spoiling you rotten, forgetting the fool who got away.
| Lead Vocals | Meghan Trainor |
| Songwriter | Meghan Trainor |
| Music Producer | [TBA] |
| Label | Epic Records |
| Release Date | April 24, 2026 |
| Song Language | English |
| Copyright © | Epic Records |
Lyrics of Get In Girl by Meghan Trainor
Lyrics From Interviews
Get In, Girl, I’ma Take You Shopping
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About “Get In Girl by Meghan Trainor”
No big-name collabs teased yet, but expect those signature Trainor touches like layer-cake vocals and a video that’ll probably feature her in oversized sunnies, rounding up the squad for a night that heals.
Toy With Me marks her seventh studio swing, announced back in November ’25 with the lead single “Still Don’t Care” dropping like a mic-throw to the haters. It’s a 16-track love letter to playful reinvention, pulling from her vault of ’90s-inspired jams—empowering anthems about owning your sparkle, shaking off the noise, and toying with the tropes that try to box you in.
The vibe? Unfiltered Meghan: tracks like the brooding opener (TBA) and feel-good closers promise that mix of vulnerability and victory she’s mastered, all wrapped in retro-futuristic production. Recorded amid her Nashville family life, it’s got that lived-in warmth, with whispers of live horns and strings sneaking in for depth. Fans are already buzzing from her Insta lives, where she spilled on channeling real-life chaos into these bops.
Trainor’s owning this chapter hard—fresh off Timeless’s chart-climbing glow and that sold-out Eras-tour opener stint last summer, she’s evolving from mom-on-the-rise to pop provocateur, blending her Grammy-winning roots with bolder, boundary-pushing edges. The Get In Girl Tour kicks off post-drop, hitting arenas from NYC to LA with openers like Tinashe, proving she’s not just singing empowerment; she’s staging it. It’s her reminder that at 32, with two kids and a hubby in tow, she’s still the queen of feel-good fire.
