The amazing trio Migos just dropped a new creative album called  “Culture ll,” although it is filled with profanity, it has just released with a huge amount of hype around it.

Music is something I’ve been very passionate about for years, along with singing. I’ve heard many types of music and songs throughout the years, knowing what I do and don’t like. “Culture ll” is definitely music that is worth listening to, especially if you’re into rap. Their music has a very nice flow and great beat to the songs.    

“Culture ll” was released Jan. 26, 2018 and has been long awaited for. Migos have a mix of hip-hop and rap songs, which are some of the best ones out there. “Culture ll” includes 24 songs, such as “Supastars,” “Stir Fry” and “Motorsport” ft. Nicki Minaj and Cardi B. “Motorsport” is their most popular song as to right now in that album. Those 3 songs were the first three singles released before their album creating hype and excitement. Most of their songs talk about things like cars, money, drugs and other inappropriate content.

Personally, I think Migos use a bit too much inappropriate language in their songs because there are many young kids listening to their songs, which aren’t exactly kid appropriate.

Their previous work is similar to “Culture ll”. Their first album was called “Yung Rich Nation,” which was released on July 31, 2015. Their second album was their famous, “Culture” album which was released on January 27, 2017. Which then leads us to their newest album, “Culture ll” which was released almost a year after their second album. I think that their second album, “Culture,” was the best one so far because of the variety of beats in their album and their music sounded better and different to their other songs in that album. But all of his albums have the same style of songs. Other rap music can include the same content as “Culture ll,” but it usually has less swearing and can be more PG.

You can listen to their album on places like, YouTube, Spotify, iTunes and Soundcloud.

The only songs (right now) that have a music video are “Motorsport” and “Stir Fry”. Their music videos are a bit strange but they definitely relate to their theme of money, cars, drugs, and some other inappropriate content. I really don’t think that their songs are kid friendly because they aren’t exactly the best influences when they talk about drugs and all the money and girls they have.

I will not deny that their songs aren’t good, though. I’m sure that if you’re into rap, you’ll love their album(s). I do like their songs and I think they are very creative and hardworking people but I would just wish there was less profanity used in their songs to make it appropriate for all ages. Can’t wait to see what other songs/albums they will drop. Overall I find their newest album to be very unique and enjoyable.