The MLB All-Star Game is about to get real Atlanta. This year’s game isn’t just about baseball gloves and home runs — it’s also about beats, bars, and bass.

Hip-hop legends Ludacris and Jermaine Dupri are teaming up to put on a show before the big game kicks off. The two ATL icons will be performing live at the pregame ceremony, turning the baseball field into a mini music festival.

Let’s be honest: some people come for the sports, but Atlanta comes for the culture. And Luda and JD are bringing it in full force.

Dupri, who’s worked with stars like Usher and Mariah Carey, will be spinning the vibes while Ludacris brings the energy only he can deliver — probably with his braids flying and bars booming. The MLB says they want to celebrate Atlanta’s music history, and who better than the guys who helped put the city on the map?

This year’s All-Star Game is happening in Truist Park, home of the Braves — and now, home of the beats. Fans can expect a mix of classic Atlanta hip-hop and maybe a few surprises too (because you know Luda don’t just show up, he shows OUT).

So if you hear the crowd going wild before the first pitch, it’s probably not for the shortstop — it’s because JD just dropped a beat and Luda said, “YEAHHHH!”

One thing’s for sure: this year’s MLB All-Star Game will hit harder than a fastball down the middle.