Metro Boomin Height, Weight, Religion, Net Worth, Age, Biography

About (Profile/Biography): 
Metro Boomin, born Leland Tyler Wayne, transformed from a St. Louis teenager making beats to becoming one of hip-hop's most influential producers. His signature tag "If Young Metro don't trust you..." became iconic in modern rap. Known for dark, atmospheric production and genre-defining collaborations, Metro has shaped the sound of trap music and contemporary hip-hop since the 2010s. 
Early Life of Metro Boomin
• Young Leland started producing beats at age 13, making the long journey from St. Louis to Atlanta every weekend to collaborate with established artists, showing his early determination towards music excellence.
• The Producer's mother drove him to Atlanta regularly during his high school years, believing in his dream while he maintained straight A's in school, balancing education and passion.
• Metro's early inspiration came from his uncle, who introduced him to music production software FruityLoops, sparking a journey that would revolutionize modern hip-hop production.  
Metro Boomin’s Rise to Fame 
• The Beat Maker gained initial recognition through his work with Future, particularly on "Karate Chop," establishing a partnership that would define both artists' careers.
• Young Metro's collaboration with Drake and Future on "What a Time to Be Alive" in 2015 catapulted him to mainstream success, showcasing his versatile production style.
• The Producer's work with The Weeknd on "After Hours" demonstrated his ability to cross genres while maintaining his signature dark, atmospheric sound.   
 Awards and Recognition received by Metro Boomin
• Billboard Producer of the Year (2017) and iHeartRadio Producer of the Year (2018), establishing his dominance in mainstream music production.
• Grammy nominations for his work on Post Malone's "Congratulations" and The Weeknd's "After Hours," showcasing his cross-genre appeal.
• Eight consecutive #1 albums on Billboard 200 as lead artist or producer, breaking records for hip-hop producers.  
Controversy around Metro Boomin
• The Producer's public falling out with Young Thug over credit disputes sparked discussions about producer recognition in the industry.
• Metro's cryptic tweets about industry exploitation led to speculation about his relationships with major labels, highlighting issues of producer rights. 
• The Beat Maker's temporary retirement announcement in 2018 caused waves in the industry, though he returned stronger with "NOT ALL HEROES WEAR CAPES."
Lesser Known Facts about Metro Boomin
• The Beat Architect initially wanted to become a rapper but switched to production after realizing his true calling while making beats for his own songs.
• Metro secretly studied Business Management at Morehouse College while producing hits, showing his commitment to understanding the industry beyond music.
• The Producer declined a major record label deal at age 16, choosing to remain independent and build his brand organically.