Metro Boomin is finally speaking out after a jury cleared him of responsibility in a civil sexual assault lawsuit.
The multi-platinum producer, born Leland Wayne, addressed the public in an emotional statement, stressing that faith, family, and perseverance carried him through what he described as the most painful period of his career.
“I Can Finally Put This Behind Me”
After the verdict, Metro said he felt relief and gratitude.
“I’m grateful and thankful to God that I can finally put all of this nonsense behind me,” he shared. “Never in a million years would I have thought I could be accused of such a disgusting and heinous act.”
Metro emphasized that the allegations struck at the heart of who he is, both as a man and as a role model for his family.
Career, Finances, and Family Impact
According to Metro, the lawsuit didn’t just threaten his reputation — it took a devastating toll on his career, finances, and loved ones.
- Financial strain: He said resources were wasted on defending himself.
- Missed opportunities: The cloud of allegations cost him projects and partnerships.
- Family pain: Perhaps most heartbreaking, he revealed how the ordeal affected his younger siblings, whom he legally adopted.
“These are kids who look up to me. Imagine how this hit them,” Metro explained, underscoring the ripple effect of false accusations.
Calling Out “Janky Lawyers”
Metro also criticized the opposing attorneys for pursuing what he described as a meritless case.
“They were janky lawyers chasing greed,” he said bluntly, voicing frustration over the damage caused by a lawsuit he believes never should have gone forward.
Despite his anger, he reserved special gratitude for his own legal team — Lawrence Hinkle, Justin H. Sanders, and Bobby D. Daniels — praising their guidance through the trial.
Legal Team Responds
Metro’s attorney, Lawrence C. Hinkle II of Sanders Roberts LLP, echoed his client’s stance in a statement to TMZ Hip Hop:
“The allegations against Mr. Wayne were frivolous and unequivocally false… the plaintiff’s claims against him are completely fabricated.”
A Message for Survivors and the Wrongly Accused
In closing, Metro made clear that while he is relieved to move on, he has empathy for those on both sides of similar ordeals.
“I send peace and love to survivors of real crimes and to those wrongly accused,” he said, vowing to focus on music and family as he turns the page.
What’s Next for Metro Boomin?
The Grammy-nominated producer, known for shaping the sound of artists like Future, 21 Savage, Drake, and Travis Scott, now looks ahead to new music and creative ventures — determined to rebuild without the shadow of the lawsuit.
With fans flooding his socials with messages of support, Metro seems set on reclaiming his legacy on his own terms.
