Migos just dropped their latest project “Young Rich Niggas 2” last week. Today they drop the visuals for their track “On A Mission.” Watch the video after the jump.
#MusicStillMatters New Music: Migos – Young Rich Ni**as 2 (Mixtape)
@Migos seem to never disappoint when it comes to that feel good club music! Wouldn’t you agree? Check out their new project “Young Rich Ni**as 2” (Mixtape)
(Video) Migos Says They Are The Reason The Sound Of Rap Is The Way That It Is Today
Rap group “Migos” has been doing their thing lately. Between having people “Dab” and “Pipe it up” the group has been killing the rap game. Seems like everyone is dabbing now a days including Panthers player Cam Newton and NY Giants player Odell Beckham, all thanks to Migos. During a recent interview, Migos says that they are the reason why the sound of rap has changed today.
(Video) Migos – Look At My Dab
Not only do Migos want you to look at their dab… They want you to look at their video for “Look At My Dab”. Check out the official visual for their buzzing club single.
Migos Announces ‘The Dab Tour’
What’s a better way to celebrate the release of Migos member Offset then going on tour. Migos announced this week they will be hitting the road for ‘The Dab Tour.’ The 15 show-trek, inspired by Migos own dab dance sensation, will kick off in February and wrap up mid-March. Additionally, Rich the Kid, Jose Guapo, and Skippa tha Flippa will be featured on the bill. Hit the jump to see if Migos are coming to a city near you.
(Video) Migos’ Offset Details Jail Experience In First Interview Since Being Released
Back in April, Atlanta rap trio Migos found themselves behind bars after being arrested prior to a performance at Georgia Southern University. Police searched their vehicles and found marijuana, lean, and firearms. Later that month two of the three rappers, Quavo and Takeoff, were released on bond, however, Offset was held and additionally charged with battery and inciting a riot for an incident that happened while he was inside the jail. Offset was finally released on December 4th, after he agreed to plead guilty for creating a riot in a penal institution in exchange for all other charges to be dropped. In his first interview since being release, Offset said, “If I didn’t take the plea, then it wouldn’t be handled and I would be sitting in jail right now.” He also revealed to WSBTV on in accordance with the plea he was sentenced to five years probation, a $1,000 fine and is banned from four counties in Georgia. Check out the full interview below.
