
SlimeGetEm, also known as Slime Hundo, is an emerging rapper from Washington, D.C., born on January 25, 2005. He gained recognition in the DMV (D.C., Maryland, Virginia) underground rap scene with his high-energy, rage-infused tracks that blend elements of drill and trap music. SlimeGetEm's music often features aggressive beats, rapid-fire delivery, and a raw, unfiltered style that resonates with fans of the Free Car Music subgenre.
He debuted with the mixtape Slime Switch Em in April 2023, which included the track "Switch Ona Back." Throughout 2024, SlimeGetEm released several projects, including Slime Pin Em, GetEm Vorhees, and Richest Demon. His 2025 album, GetEm, received attention for its chaotic production and aggressive style, though some critics noted a lack of distinct personality in his lyrics .
SlimeGetEm's music often incorporates elements of his Islamic culture, as seen in tracks like "Mashallah I Cooked Him." He has collaborated with artists such as Jaeychino and Slimesito and has been co-signed by underground figures like Nettspend and Slimesito . His track "HellRaiser" gained popularity, showcasing his intense delivery and distinctive style.
Despite his rising popularity, SlimeGetEm has faced legal challenges and has been incarcerated for over a month as of May 2025 . He continues to be a prominent figure in the DMV underground rap scene, known for his energetic performances and unique sound.

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Slime Pin Em is a 12-track mixtape by DMV rapper SlimeGetEm, released on September 4, 2024. The project is a high-energy, aggressive entry into the "Free Car Music" subgenre of DMV
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