Watch Lil Uzi Vert Come Out And Perform With Metro Boomin At The FADER FORT

The Philly rapper made a surprise appearance at The FADER FORT Presented By Converse.

By Myles Tanzer

March 16, 2016

Metro Boomin ended his set and day one of The FADER FORT Presented By Converse by bringing out Philly's Lil Uzi Vert. The pair debuted an unnamed song that they recorded two days ago before launching into "Carnage" and his verse from "Big Racks" from Young Thug's Slime Season 2.

Check out a quick clip from the performance, above and below.

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