Hit-Boy and Mike WiLL Made-It brought out the celebrities to watch and take part in their hyped VERZUZ match.
While playing “Black Beatles,” Mike WiLL brought out Rae Sremmurd to perform their 2016 classic. In the same round, Hit-Boy surprised audiences with an appearance by Big Sean, rapping his verse on “Clique.”
These weren’t the only two artists to appear at the VERZUZ. Juicy J came out for “Bandz a Make Her Dance,” and T.I., Tiny, Chloe Bailey and more were spotted in Apple Music Studios in Los Angeles, watching the show.
Ahead of the match, VERZUZ co-founder Swizz Beatz asked a few of his famous producer friends, like Dr. Dre and Pharrell Williams, who they think would win the face-off. See their responses below.
In the latest installment of the VERZUZ series, producers Mike WiLL Made-It and Hit-Boy have taken over Apple Music Studios in Los Angeles to pit their respective catalogs against each other.
Billed as The Return of the Producers, the Atlanta native behind such culture-defining hits as Kendrick Lamar's "HUMBLE." and Beyoncé's "Formation," matches up against the producer who created classics like Travis Scott and Drake's "SICKO MODE," as well as Jay-Z and Ye's "Ni**as in Paris."
With so much heat to choose from, Mike WiLL Made-It and Hit-Boy have the unenviable task of figuring out what song will work best to meet the moment.
