“Versace” opened the door for Migos to flood the streets with tons of trap tunes. Today, the Internets receive their latest, “Ran Up The Money.”
With another day, comes another trap tune. The latest comes from Mike WiLL Made-It, who returns with “Whipping A Brick,” a new track from #MikeWiLLBeenTriLL.
Things are a little less grandiose than last time for Migos, who return with a visual for their catchy track, “50 Chicks.” With a little assistance from fellow southern rhymer Skippa Da Flippa, the Georgia duo show they’re well verses with euphemisms.
Migos drop the video for “Jumpin Out Da Gym,” featuring Trinidad Jame$ and Riff Raff. With a line up like that, where else would this video premiere but World Star Hip-Hop?
LRG seems to fancy up and coming artists as of late. After working with Travi$ Scott the last time around, the well known clothing brand features Migos and Logic in their 2013 Holiday Lookbook.
“Versace” came and went, so now, it’s time for Migos to show and prove with more material. With that, we receive a new, energetic track titled “Roll On,” featuring French Montana.
The verdict is still out Migos and whether or not they’ll be able to permeate the game outside of the south. With “Versace” finally phasing out, Hip-Hop Wired asked group members Quavo and Takeoff for an update at the BET Hip-Hop Awards.
Although the song has been bubbling for months, Atlanta group Migos finally gets around to dropping the official video for “Versace.”
New York Knicks combo guard Iman Shumpert has been making a name for himself on both the hardwood and the recording booth. Recently announced to appear on Michelle Obama‘s Hip-Hop and fitness album, the flat-top rocking hoops star dropped a verse over the Migos smash hit, “Versace.”
Those privileged enough to hear Travi$ Scott‘s “Quintana” in a party atmosphere can attest to its livening effects. And that was before this remix, featuring bubbling Atlanta rappers Migos, hit the Internets.
Somebody get the Migos on the line, because the former estate of the Italian fashion designer that the trio named their smash hit single “Versace” after is up for auction sale. The South Beach mansion once owned by Gianni Versace, now known as “The Villa By Barton G,” closed its doors earlier this year.
You’ve undoubtedly heard the word “Versace” uttered more in the last few weeks than you have in recent memory. Credit that to Atlanta’s own Migos, who had the opportunity to sit down with The Breakfast Club this morning to discuss their bubbling movement, meeting Drake, and more.
