From his work with artists like Future, The Weeknd, Drake, and Big Sean - to his world travels performing in cities from New York to Los Angeles, London to Melbourne - Metro Boomin, at only 23, has proven himself to be arguably the most in-demand and prolific producer and DJ in hip-hop. In the past 12 months alone, the St. Louis-native has delivered Savage Mode, the breakout collaborative album with 21 Savage, produced four songs on Kanye West's The Life Of Pablo including the "If Young Metro Don't Trust You" meme-starter "Father Stretch Hands Pt. 1," and produced his first-ever Billboard Hot 100 #1 with Migos's "Bad & Boujee," while two others, Big Sean's "Bounce Back" and Kodak Black's "Tunnel Vision," have joined the chart-topper in the top 10.