Metro & Weeknd have plenty of music together on the way Metro Boomin assures fans that they should expect more collaborations from him and The Weeknd. Recently speaking to Spotify, the super producer revealed he’s been getting very busy in the studio with the Canadian singer. “The songs we did with The Weeknd, a frequent

21 avoids taking side in Drizzy & Metro feud 21 Savage found himself in a tricky situation when two of his best buddies in the industry, Drake and Metro Boomin, embarked on a bitter feud that dragged in Kendrick Lamar and a few others. During a recent Instagram Live session, 21 gave in to fans’

Metro wants to work with Em Metro Boomin is riding high right now and he wants to make the moment more worthwhile by working with one of the greatest, Eminem. The super-producer recently hopped on X to share his wish to step in the booth with Slim Shady. “somebody please tell Eminem I’m tryna lock

Future & Metro score great numbers with second album Future and Metro Boomin’s new album We Still Don’t Trust You opens at the too of the Billboard 200 Chart this week after selling 128k album-equivalent units. Although this is the pair’s second No. 1 album in under a month, their first LP, We Don’t Trust

Future & Metro’s new smash hit carries huge potential Future and Metro Boomin’s record “Like That,” which features Kendrick Lamar, is projected to open at No. 1 of the Billboard Hot 100 in the coming week, according to reports. This will make it the biggest rap debut since 2020. The track is a segment of

Metro urges fans to stop ‘making things up’ Future and Metro Boomin unleashed their new collab album, We Don’t Trust You, last week and the internet is on fire because of it. On the track “Like That” that features Kendrick Lamar, the California rapper lyrically assaults Drake and J. Cole, and fans think Future also

Cole had great words for Metro Future and Metro Boomin lit up the hip-hop world last Friday with their new collab album, We Don’t Trust You. Kendrick Lamar is one of the features on the project and his verse has sparked discussions among fans as it captures the rapper dissing J. Cole and Drake. “F*ck

The new album is raking collosal numbers Future and Metro Boomin released one of the biggest albums so far in 2024 last Friday titled We Don’t Trust You. According to Spotify, the body of work earned the biggest first-day streaming on the platform. “On Friday, March 22, Future and Metro Boomin’s WE DON’T TRUST YOU

Pluto & Metro set to score great first week numbers Future and Metro Boomin finally unleashed their highly-anticipated joint album, We Don’t Trust You, on Friday (March 22) and fans have been going wild on streaming platforms. According to HitsDD, the LP is projected to command 190k-220k equivalent album units in the first week, which

Metro has been Future’s fan since high school Metro Boomin has proved to be one of the top talents in the game, but his chemistry with Future has been top of the line. During a recent conversation with Tmr0 Network, Young Metro revealed how he approaches his collaborations with Hndrx. “I just try to wow

Young Metro sees some flaw in TikTok music Metro Boomin recognizes talent in those who create fun clips on TikTok, but is disgraced with how, according to him, artists and record labels forcefully shove shallow and empty music into the audience. “I love the creativity and appreciation the kids show for the music on TikTok

Hit previously dissed Metro in unreleased track Hit-Boy has good words to say about Metro Boomin despite dissing him in a song preview last year. During a recent sit-down with Back On Figg show host T-Rell, Hit revealed his pride for Metro and his achievements, especially with his latest album Heroes & Villains. “It’s dope