It’ll take something a lot more serious than being incarcerated to stop Gucci Mane from releasing mounds of new music. The good folks at 1017 Brick Squad dropped an audio clip of the Atlanta rapper announcing what he and his cohorts have in store for the year via a call from behind bars.
“Welcome To Atlanta” impacted back in 2001, but since then the Hip-Hop scene in the city has greatly changed. Because of that, Migos called on Jermaine Dupri — the mind behind the aforementioned hit record — and some of the A’s richest talent on “New Atlanta.”
With so much attention being commanded by Young Thug, the rest of the world better take heed that there’s another ATLien with a penchant for the sing-songy hooks and ratchet content.
The possibilities for rappers and brands to develop partnerships are limitless these days. And that’s even more apparent with this new Migos visual for “Bedloo.”
Things took a turn for the worse for Migos, who were reportedly involved in a shooting in Miami, during the early morning hours of today, March 28. One person was shot in the leg.
All facts considered, we don’t know how this collaboration didn’t happen sooner. Soulja Boy and Migos rhyme alongside each other in a visual for “Make It Work.”
Hold the damn phone. Not only is Nick Cannon back to rapping, but he’s back with a new song called “Pajama Pants,” featuring Future, Migos, and Traphik.
Most didn’t know what Migos would become following the fanfare around their Drake-assisted hit, “Versace,” but the Georgia crew have carved a lane for themselves in the months since the aforementioned remix debuted with a string of street heaters. Their latest release is a visual for their football-turned-trap metaphor, “Emmitt Smith.”
Here’s a little boom for your systems. Atlanta rap trio, Migos, feed the streets more anthems via their No Label 2 mixtape.
Many would say that Migos are an acquired taste, but one thing we can all agree on is that the trio consistently release new music. Their latest track is titled “Get Down,” and features Atlanta’s own Gucci Mane.
Let’s hope this doesn’t open up a can of worms. Drake dropped his long awaited track “Trophies,” and we’ve already received a remix from Migos.
There is no denying Migos over their signature sound nor robbing them from the glory that it brings them in full. Whether it is gold or Versace they’re discussing, the Atlanta trio drips their distinctive brand of swag over the track, making their future for 2014 that much more unpredictable. And anticipated.
