Tobey Maguire Cosigns Eminem’s “Tobey” Song

Hollywood met hip-hop in the luxury suites of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Marvel icon Tobey Maguire and Detroit rapper Big Sean crossed paths and shared a moment during a thrilling match day. A photo captured from the event, shows the two smiling side-by-side, cementing an ultimate pop-culture crossover on sports’ biggest stage.

The star-studded link-up took place during a historic Group D match where the United States Men’s National Team absolutely dominated Paraguay with a commanding 4-1 victory. Played in front of a roaring crowd of over 70,000 fans at Los Angeles SoFi Stadium, the game featured a brilliant first-half brace from Folarin Balogun and a late match-sealing goal by Gio Reyna.

The meeting was especially significant given the musical ties between the two. Big Sean took to Instagram to reveal that the cinematic Spider-Man himself officially co-signs Eminem‘s hit song “Tobey”—a track named after the actor that heavily features Big Sean and BabyTron. In the comment section under his post, Big Sean proudly confirmed the actor’s reaction, writing, “Tobey said he fux wit da song too,” followed by a second comment simply stating “Tobey” alongside a spider emoji.

Originally released in 2024 as a standout single from Eminem’s The Death of Slim Shady album, “Tobey” directly pays homage to the actor’s legendary superhero legacy. The track kicks off its memorable hook with the iconic line, “Tobey Maguire got bit by a spider, but see, me, it was a goat”. Seeing the namesake of the song officially vibing with the music brings the entire track’s pop-culture lore completely full circle.