From trappin' at the house with the boards on the windows to making short films, it's been a wild ride for ATL trio Migos over the last year and a half. Now, the triplet-spitting crew take a look at the journey in their new "trap musical," Bando.
Directed by Rik Codero, the film first finds the guys slinging and fanning money on the streets as they rap to "Contraband," but also presents them spitting and smoking in the studio to the tune of hard-chirping "Birds," or, naturally, playing "Bando" for a bunch of fans at a club. There's also a bit of behind-the-scenes info, such as how Quavo's mom's house was apparently the Bando where the crew would perfect their signature flow.
You'll find the nearly 20-minute musical down below, courtesy of Complex.
Directed by Rik Codero, the film first finds the guys slinging and fanning money on the streets as they rap to "Contraband," but also presents them spitting and smoking in the studio to the tune of hard-chirping "Birds," or, naturally, playing "Bando" for a bunch of fans at a club. There's also a bit of behind-the-scenes info, such as how Quavo's mom's house was apparently the Bando where the crew would perfect their signature flow.
You'll find the nearly 20-minute musical down below, courtesy of Complex.
