Tickets for world-famous hip-hop producer Metro Boomin’s upcoming event at the famous Pyramids of Giza sold out in less than 15 minutes, a testament to how eager his Egyptian fans are to see him.
The renowned producer used social media on Wednesday, April 3, to announce the program. The tickets were promptly removed, according to an update he sent two days later.
Additionally, the purchasing page now lists the tickets as unavailable. Depending on how it’s configured, Kundalini, the venue, which can hold between 1,450 and 2,700 people, is situated at the foot of the Great Pyramid of Giza.
Travis Scott attempted to play at the Giza Pyramids during the summer, but his “strange rituals” caused the event to be canceled. Ten days prior to the concert, the General Syndicate for Musical Professions in the nation announced that La Flame’s much-anticipated summer show would not go forward because of safety concerns and his culturally harmful beliefs, according to the Egypt Independent.
Travis sent a letter to the local authorities in an attempt to overturn the decision, but it was unsuccessful because he was unable to carry out his intentions. But when it comes to Metro Boomin, the producer is still high off the success of We Don’t Trust You, his collaborative album with Future, and it looks like his Egyptian fans can’t get enough.