Chart-topping producer Metro Boomin announced on X (formerly Twitter) his ambition to produce music for WWE superstars, calling it a “lifelong goal” on May 28th.
“Would love to produce some WWE entrance themes. It’s a lifelong goal of mine ????,” he posted, signaling his serious interest in merging his music with the wrestling world.
Hip-Hop and WWE: A History of Collaboration
Metro’s goal would continue a longstanding tradition of hip-hop artists contributing to WWE’s electrifying atmosphere. Legendary acts like Three 6 Mafia, Lil’ Kim, and Naughty by Nature have all lent their sound to entrance themes in past years.
A passionate wrestling fan, Metro Boomin made an appearance at WWE’s Bad Blood event last year, and now he wants to solidify his mark through producing iconic theme music.
Travis Scott’s WWE Moments Fuel the Buzz
Metro’s close collaborator Travis Scott has already made waves in WWE, delivering memorable cameos during major events. At WrestleMania 41, Scott distracted Cody Rhodes, helping John Cena win a record-breaking 17th world championship. Rhodes retaliated by hitting Scott with a signature Cross Rhodes finisher.
Scott’s reaction on Instagram was all in good fun:
“I DONT WANT A RECEIPT I WANT BLOOOODDD AFTER JACKBOYS 2 I NEEEEEDDD THAT.”
Wrestling Feuds and Future Matches
Cody Rhodes hasn’t forgotten Scott’s earlier impact either. At Elimination Chamber, Scott’s shot left Rhodes with a black eye and ruptured eardrum.
“That’s wrestling. Beat me up, I’m gonna beat you up… maybe there’s a receipt for Travis,” Rhodes told Complex, while admitting he was a fan before the encounters.
Rumors swirl about a potential tag match featuring Scott, Cena, and Logan Paul later this year, further blending the worlds of music, celebrity, and wrestling.
What’s Next for Metro Boomin?
As Travis Scott continues to raise hip-hop’s profile in WWE, Metro Boomin is ready to take the next step—creating theme songs that energize crowds and become synonymous with wrestling legends.
If Metro gets his way, the future of WWE entrance music could have a fresh, chart-topping sound that resonates beyond the ring.
