"Greatest duo of all time": College hoops world startled by Cayden & Cameron Boozer's latest Miami home tour

The Boozer twins, Cayden and Cameron, are one of high school basketball's biggest and brightest stars in the current era. With their stellar one-two punch at Christopher Columbus High School, they have become highly-touted five-star prospects heading into college.

Their stardom continues to rise, as they have since nailed a collaboration with Instagram. Early Friday, the social media company and the Boozers put together a joint reel, showcasing the brothers' house through a tour before they graced the court later on the night for a home game.

Several fans have then expressed their surprise for the Boozer twins on the Instagram collaboration.

"Greatest duo of all time," a user posted.

"Nahhhh Insta collab TUFF," one fan exclaimed.

"Nahhhh Insta collab TUFF," one fan exclaimed. (Credit: Instagram/@instagram)

"Cowboy Cayden goes crazy lol," another said.

"Cowboy Cayden goes crazy lol," another said. (Credit: Instagram/@instagram)

"Miami kids," another user shared with a fire emoji.

"Miami kids," another user shared with a fire emoji. (Credit: Instagram/@instagram)

"Cowboy Cayden is too cute!," one user wrote.

While the Boozer brothers are successful on their own, much props can also be attributed to their father, former Chicago Bulls star Carlos Boozer, for the Miami-based mansion as he earned millions of dollars throughout his NBA career.

Given their meteoric rise to stardom, Cayden and Cameron are poised for successful college careers once their secondary studies stints are over. As key cogs in the class of 2025, the twins are looking to take their talents to the next level next year.

Cayden and Cameron Boozer will follow in their father's footsteps at Duke

Carlos Boozer played for Duke. (Image Source: Imagn)

The Boozer twins are heading to the Duke Blue Devils after they wrap up their senior year of high school. The announcement came in October, and they will don Duke University's colors, similar to when their father wore it from 1999 to 2002.

Carlos Boozer was one of the driving forces to Duke's 2001 NCAA national championship under the tutelage of legendary coach Mike Krzyzewski. He was also named as the ACC tournament MVP in 2002.