Metro Boomin has given a major endorsement to Cam’ron and Ma$e, but for their sports commentating abilities instead of their influence on Hip Hop.
On Tuesday (May 16), Metro Boomin took to Twitter to share with his followers that Killa and Murda deserve flowers. In the producer’s opinion, the Harlem natives’ It Is What It Is series is the “best sports show” out right now.
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The Diplomats rapper launched the show earlier this year, and Ma$e joined him as host for the show’s first episode. Their chemistry and history led him to eventually join the show full time.
Additionally, Metro’s assertion that the pair had a “gem” actually holds true, as their latest interview with former pro-baller Lenny Cooke has nearly 184,000 views and counting.
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“#ItIsWhatItIs the best sports show out and my favorite thing to watch on YouTube. Cam & Ma$e got a real gem 4shooooo and can’t forget #statbaby too. Whole show 10/10 and makes my day every time they drop a new episode,” he wrote in the caption.
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In other related news, Metro Boomin has enlisted Don Toliver for a collaboration that will be part of the Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse soundtrack he’s helming.
A snippet of Metro and Don’s woozy “Link Up” debuted as part of a Hyundai and Spider-Verse animated commercial that was released earlier this week.
The hitmaker will serve as executive producer of the project and he’s predicting it will be the “soundtrack of the year” on the film side.
Fans can expect the Spider-Verse soundtrack to arrive in full on June 2, which is the same release date for the anticipated animated Spider-Man film hitting theaters.
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The film is a sequel to 2018’s award-winning Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse and continues the story of Miles Morales, the half-Black, half-Latino teenager who takes up the mantle of the famous web-slinger.
