Metro Boomin sampled Homelander from the track 'The Boys' On 'On' on time

Boomin Metro A sampling of the original superhero drama from Amazon Prime boys for a title track on his latest album Heroes and Villains.

embedded John Legend Mill The record "On Time," which serves as the intro to the latest multi-platinum produced LP released on Friday (December 2), is a short clip of protagonist Homelander's violent, action-packed speech about heroism taken from the second episode of season three.

At the end of the tail, a short, ribbed guest appears from A$AP Rocky, A sample of Homelander's unapologetic rhetoric, laid over the top of the opera's ominous vocals, sets the stage for Chris Brown And the ice in the future Follow-up track "Superhero".

"I'm done," said Homelander, whose character is portrayed by actor Anthony Star. "I'm done apologizing. I'm done being persecuted because of my power. You people should thank Christ for who and what I am because you need me. You need me to save you."

In addition to appearances from John Legend, A$AP Rocky, Chris Brown, and Future, the 15-song Metro Boomin project is also home to featured guest verses from artists such as 21 brutal Don Tolliver And the travis scott, The thug youth And the Jonah. There is also a posthumous feature from deceased rapper Migos take off, whose The accused killer has been arrested In connection with his shooting death in November on 2 December.

During an interview with Ebro Darden in promotion of his album, Metro Boomin talked about his prolific relationship with Future And he explained why it didn't appear on the chart-topping Project Pluto I never loved you This past April, as a result of what the dynamic duo has in store for their collective fanbase.

"Let me tell you why. [Future] He actually finished most of the album in my studio in Los Angeles,” said Metro. “That's my brother, but we're working on a few things. At first, we were going to put a couple of songs with him and me on the album, but we removed them because I talked to him."

He continued, "I was like, 'Listen, the last time anyone really heard a song from me and it was you 'Mask Off'." So instead of randomly throwing a song or two in here, we should wait and give them a combined voice."