Metro Boomin Used A 1950s Sample In Spider-Man: “Hummingbird” From Patience & Prudence #shorts

[atlantabrooklyngal]

That sample was also used in the series, "American Horror Story." It always scares me a little when I hear it. Kids creep me out more than clowns in horror movies.

[xxmonkeyxxking]

Hummingbird lives rent-free in my head 😭

[TeezotouchdownT-T]

It's really not freaky it's beautiful

[AlexBorsey]

Metro Boomin 100% nailed the soundtrack. Flawless

[keresidominiko]

I like hummingbird it gives the best vibe

[closedegg]

Imagine loving someone from another Universe😢❤

[timtamTom.]

THIS SONG IS SO UNDERRATED!!



(edit: I’d delete this comment as it seems very overhyping of this song and comes off as as kinda cringe but it’s garnered a lot of attention so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ )

[BeetleJuiceL]

“I know you belong to somebody New” 🗣️💯🔥

[enitl]

I love this song so much.
It has this melancholic and romantic vibes that make feel the teenager love story of Miles and Gwen.
Sad a bit though
I hope they can be together at the end.

Love, love so much this song!!
All the soundtrack is gorgeous

[pastlepink]

I recognized the song bc of the animation memes from a few years ago and freaked out bc it just fit PERFECTLY

[Siriya-li]

Hummingbird will stay in my forever 👍it really good

[holaholahee]

bruh i thought it was when alvin and the chpimunks were singing on top of the counters

[tootkoro]

bro I swear this sounded like a Joji song and now I want him on the next soundtrack

[francescoluminous]

The sped up of tonight you belong to me is scary

[Crab_Shanty]

And the OG version of the Patience and Prudence version is a waltz by Gene Austin, I believe it came out in 1929 :)
Edit: it was actually 1927!!

[alexisslushy]

That also sounds like the tune that Alice was constantly humming in ‘Don’t Worry Darling’

[mxke_.]

bro all jokes aside the voices from the original are heavenly ngl

[tinylittlefwog]

bro miles probs got the best playlist, bc he got good taste in music fr

[YouFeelinItNowMrKrabs]

This song I recognize it from "the jerk" from the 1970s it was such a cute moment between the two when they sang it

[PsychoWithHouseUphill]

There was a rap album in the 90s called Ironman that took samples from movies from what I’m guessing the 50s. I don’t remember if they included that in the Ironman album but I do know the artist did that with other songs of theirs.