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The line is Metro Boomin's best-known producer tag, performed by rapper Future, with 'Young Metro' referring to Metro himself. It gained wide attention in 2015 through Drake and Future's 'Jumpman' from What a Time to Be Alive, then appeared across other major hip-hop releases and became shorthand for the producer's presence on a track. As it spread beyond rap into edits, sports clips and social media posts, the warning detached from the songs and became a reusable reaction for distrust, disloyalty or an incoming joke at someone's expense.
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Future's 'If Young Metro don't trust you, I'm gonna shoot you' producer tag, used as a dramatic warning and meme punchline in edits and reaction videos.
This clip is the spoken producer tag built around Future's line warning that if Young Metro does not trust you, trouble is coming. Delivered in a low, flat, threatening tone over a brief beat, it lands less like a lyric and more like a verdict. The pause before the threat and the blunt wording make it instantly quotable, so even a short excerpt feels tense and funny at the same time. Creators use that mock-serious energy to turn a small betrayal, a bad take or a suspicious character reveal into an exaggerated moment of doom.
