Underneath my recent Migos binge was a revelation of sorts. What began as the usual avoidance of priorities turned into an analysis of the hottest rap group in the nation, which happens to come straight out the A. Since the formation of Migos and their initial mixtape release of Juug Season in 2011, a tracklist that frankly many outside of Atlanta aren’t familiar with, the trio have managed to make a name for themselves all while staying true to their roots. Beneath the polyrhythms and syncipated beats that have made the group notorious(and their fans hyped) is substance the likes of which many haven’t realized yet or just haven’t taken the time to properly dissect.
If Atlanta United players were Migos songs
