Misterman Cheers Releases Top Boy, a Two-Minute Drill Cut Shared with Impuruz
A Drill and Hip-Hop Record From an Artist Who Also Works in Film and Fashion
Misterman Cheers put out Top Boy in early 2022, and the record carries two names: his own and Impuruz. It runs two minutes and fourteen seconds and sits in drill and gangsta rap. He is pushing it again now as a catalogue release rather than a new one. The short version is that it has held up.
Misterman Cheers has tracks in the playlist below, and Top Boy is the cut this desk went back for; the coverage record is kept on the Misterman Cheers profile. It reached us through PopHits.Co Music Charts, which verifies independent artists and places their releases across its network of music news desks. Put it on for two minutes, then read on.
Who Top Boy Is For and What Misterman Cheers Is Doing on It
This one is for drill listeners who follow artists rather than playlists.
That is a real distinction. Drill travels well on algorithmic rotation, which means plenty of people hear a track without ever registering whose it is. Top Boy is not built for that kind of passive listening. It is short, it is direct, and it assumes you already know the register.
At two minutes fourteen there is no introduction and no wind-down. The cut states its position and leaves. Anyone who has spent time with drill will recognise the discipline in that, because the genre rewards economy and padding a track out is usually a sign the writing could not sustain it.
There is also a video, and it is not a straight performance clip. He titled it Top Boy (Season .1 Recap), framing the release as an instalment rather than a standalone drop. Artists who think in seasons tend to build across releases rather than chase individual placements. That tells a prospective listener more than a genre tag does.
Impuruz Shares the Credit on Top Boy
Worth stating the credit plainly, because the promotion around the record does not.
Spotify lists Top Boy to Misterman Cheers and Impuruz together, not to one artist with an uncredited guest. That matters for listeners trying to trace a scene. A shared credit is a thread to pull, and dropping the second name makes the record harder to place than it needs to be.
It also changes how you hear it. A two-hander in drill is a different proposition from a solo cut, because the exchange between voices carries weight the arrangement does not. In a genre where the beat is often deliberately spare, who is on the microphone and when becomes the structure.
Knowing there are two artists here rather than one reframes the whole two minutes. Anyone who takes to this cut should be following both.
The Response So Far and How Misterman Cheers Works
Three years on, the artist still pushes the track rather than quietly retiring it. That is itself a piece of information about how he operates.
From the IndieMusic.News curator team: “Top Boy is a two-minute record that does not overstay. What makes it worth revisiting is the credit line: this is a two-artist cut, and Impuruz is part of why it lands. Follow the pair, not just the track.”
Misterman Cheers does not present as a rapper alone. In an interview with ShoutoutHTX he described working across music, fashion, film and literature, and his YouTube channel carries the same framing, listing musician, filmmaker, entrepreneur and advocate.
That breadth explains the release pattern. Someone treating music as one of four disciplines is not going to run a conventional single-every-eight-weeks campaign, and the catalogue reflects it. For a listener that is worth knowing before deciding whether to follow: an artist working this way goes quiet for stretches and then returns, and the people who stay are the ones who understood the shape from the start.
Asked how he got where he is, his answer was short. “I got to where I am by never giving up,” he told the outlet. Asked what he is proudest of, he pointed away from the work entirely, saying he was “most proud of being married to Celeste Mauclet-Cheers and being given the gift of our son Lexington.”
Where to Hear Top Boy and Follow Misterman Cheers
Top Boy has been out since early 2022 and remains the quickest way into this catalogue.
Stream it on Spotify, and the video sits on his YouTube channel.
Follow Misterman Cheers on Instagram, TikTok, X and Facebook.
