For the past few weeks that Metro Boomin “If Young Metro Don’t Trust You He Gon’ Shoot You” meme has dominated social media in a way that hadn’t been seen since the “Ask Rachel” rage of the summer of 2015.
Here’s The Notorious B.I.G. like you’ve never heard him before. To celebrate the 19th anniversary of the late, great MC’s tragic passing, MICK (formerly Mick Boogie) and present a mash-up project titled Ready to Boom.
It doesn’t take much for the Internets to flip a hilarious meme. The ingredients in this case are a Kanye West song (“Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1”) and a Young Thug sample that features a shout out to producer Metro Boomin.
Congrats are in order for A$AP Rocky Fetty Wap and ScHoolboy Q in celebration of their latest honor. Forbes spotlighted the rappers in its annual “30 under 30” list of young entrepreneurs and “break out talents” across various categories like music, education, commerce, media, and sports.
Young Thug Twitter beef aside, Metro Boomin has had a pretty fantastic year. The 22-year-old producer’s close-knit relationship with Future has aligned his work with two of the more viral albums of this year; Future’s solo Dirty Sprite 2 and his tag-team project with Drake, What a Time to Be Alive. SportsCenter has known to […]
Hip-Hop saw its fair share of petty spats this week, with artists like 50 Cent and Young Thug stirring plenty of ohs, ahs, and laughs through their social media tyranny. But at the end of the day, fans are here for quality music, which both artists deliver to close out the week.
Earlier this week, Young Thug and Metro Boomin got into a war of Twitter words that started when the latter bigged up Future’s steady flow of mixtapes. Thugger took offense, slandered Future (while comparing himself to Michael Jackson) and basically got invited to the fade by Metro, but now they’re besties again.
On Wednesday, Nov. 11, Metro Boomin made Young Thug blink. The highly in demand Atlanta producer gave Thugger a place to meet him to discuss their issues, and all he got was a smiley face for an answer.
Young Thug took offense to some tweets from Metro Boomin last night in which the Atlanta producer saluted Future for his current dominance of the music and mixtape scene. Thugga took the tweets personally and lashed out with responses of his own on the social media network.
Future and his current dominance of the airwaves is tough to deny, but Funkmaster Flex took to the radio and stated very clearly that stations should support local artists first. Future Hendrix took offense to Flex’s rant and unleashed a tirade of tweets while announcing the release of the Monster 2 project.
Golden child producer Metro Boomin unleashed a pair of new Young Thug songs for your listening pleasure.
As promised, Drake and Future’s collaborative mixtape, What A Time To Be Alive (WATTBA) dropped today, September 20 and even earlier than expected.
