
Migos, Culture II (January 2018) Consistency is the Migos' secret weapon, so expect Culture II, the sequel to the Atlanta rap trio's breakthrough sophomore studio album Culture, to serve up more of the lean trap beats, rapid-fire hooks, and madcap laughs that made the first one a hit.


In a new profile written by the New York Times highlighting the success Atlanta-based label Quality Control, it was revealed that Migos' new highly anticipated album, Culture 2, will arrive in January. There is currently no release date for the song or Migos' ‘Culture 2' album however the trio recently teased fans about people working on the project.Īfter unveiling that the sequel to their acclaimed Culture album would be releasing in January 2018 during an interview with The New York Times back in the fall of 2017, we've seen a number of releases from the beloved Migos trio. During a New York Times piece profiling the Atlanta-based label Quality Control, a massive detail was woven subtly into the feature: Migos' highly anticipated follow-up to 2017's chart-topping Culture has officially been scheduled for an early 2018 release. "Now, with two well-oiled moneymakers who have refused to fizzle - Lil Yachty's 'Lil Boat 2' mixtape is scheduled for late December and Migos's 'Culture 2,' featuring the single 'MotorSport,' is due out in January - Pee and Coach can shift focus to building sustainable careers for its farm team” of young Atlanta rappers, including Lil Baby, Marlo and Mak Sauce, while simultaneously expanding its brand into television, film and more," the author writes. 1 album on the Billboard 200 with Culture, clocking in at 131,000 its opening week following its Jan. Earlier this year, the highly sought-after triumvirate controlled the airwaves, as their single "Bad & Boujee" topped the Billboard Hot 100 Their follow-up single, "T-Shirt," had similar success, as it slithered its way into the Top 20, peaking at No. Offset, Quavo and Takeoff are a family affair - Takeoff is Quavo's nephew Offset and Quavo are cousins - and had their start releasing consistent mixtapes Back in 2013, Drake - another rapper who was a fan of their music - released a remix to their bubbling record about expensive taste called "Versace." This moment put Migos on the map in mainstream hip-hop. Club said, "On Culture the band stakes a claim as the most important rap group to come out of Atlanta since Outkast That it even seems fathomable is proof of the album's success." 19 Steve "Flash" Juon of said, "Offset has developed into a charismatic storyteller who holds your attention when he keep the stories on wax rather than behind bars." 28 Karas Lamb of Consequence of Sound said, "Backed by production from Murda Beatz, Purps, Cardo, Zaytoven and Nard & B, co-pilots Quavo, Offset, and Takeoff sustain the hubris, excess, and immediate gratification adored by fans of gutter rap machismo while somehow bottling the very particular charm necessary for them to capture the hearts of pop-loving teens across the globe and carry rapping children's lit live on the radio." 20.

Weingarten said, "Culture also sees Migos upping their game musically, working with some of Atlanta 's hottest producers ( Metro Boomin, Zaytoven ) to cook up stickier melodies than ever." 26 Clayton Purdom of The A.V. Yeung of AllMusic praised the album saying, "Culture propels the Migos three into the mainstream with a collection of woozy trap gems that is a peak in their young careers thus far." 18 Writing for Rolling Stone, Christopher R. In 2015, the label released the debut album Yung Rich Nation, which featured the single "One Time." Later that year, Migos issued the mixtape Back to the Bando, which included their hit song "Look at My Dab." In addition to securing a Hot 100 entry for the trio, the track kicked off the dabbing trend, a viral dance phenomenon that became so popular by 2016 that, in addition to athletes and musicians, even politicians were dabbing.

Migos' 'Culture 2': Everything We Know So Far 2018
