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The Rundown: Migos, Yung Rich Nation - After a slew of mixtapes and a gang of club and radio bangers, the Migos finally serve up their official debut. Check out the play-by-play as the Atlanta trio personifies the essence of trap stars. — Michael Harris (@IceBlueVA)(Photo: 300 Entertainment / Quality Control Music / Atlantic Records)

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'Memoirs' - Quavo, Offset and Takeoff jump things off over this Honorable C.N.O.T.E. production as they relive their come up and trying to turn their mansion into a castle. Seems like they were in trouble from the gate as Takeoff recalls, "First juug I hit at school, Lord please forgive me I know you remember that / Six period plotted on my teacher had to hit for that fundraiser fanny pack / Got home and counted the check / I'm thinking to myself Takeoff what you gone do wit that / Call the plug up ask him where he at / I'm celebrating smoking back to back."(Photo: Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for Power 105.1)

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'Dab Daddy' - Out with the old and in with the new as Migos put "swag" to rest and rechristen their allure "dab." Styling even from behind bars, Offset lays his stunt game down with, "From the jail cell, my wrist so sick it got sickle cells / Working my wrist like a ferris wheel, you say this and that while my pockets filled."(Photo: Bennett Raglin/BET/Getty Images)

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'Migos Origin' - Opening up shop over this Zaytoven bounce, the northside Atlanta representers laugh at the haters who initially wrote them off as one-hit wonders and declare that their reign is just starting. The track's hook cements their claim: "Disrupted the game, the industry was shook up / Three young rich n****s, never did a push up / You want the origin of the flow, you better shut the f**k up / And listen up to what the Migos bout to cook up."(Photo: Brad Barket/BET/Getty Images)

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'Spray the Champagne' - The Migos tip their hat to the OGs who paved the way, but can't help but celebrate their taking of the crown. Shaking up the bottles before they pop them, Quavo flexes on his haters, "I s**t on the people that said I wouldn't make it / I pull up on them roll the window down / Yeah look at me now / Damn your car done broke down / I bet you won't riddle off me now / Look at how life turned around."(Photo: Brad Barket/BET/Getty Images)

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'Street N***a Sacrifice' - Despite the come up, some rules remain the same and the Migos stay strapped and watch for fakes like they were still in the trap. Offset sends a reminder when he rhymes, "And you in the trap, watch out for the mice / Please don't get it twisted, we on the mic / Choppas eat you n****s like a termite."(Photo: Bennett Raglin/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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'Highway 85' - Eazy-E is probably smiling from above as the Atlanta trappers give his classic "Boyz-n-the-Hood" a southern re-working when they take the boys in blue on a high speed chase. Riding dirty on this gangsta tale, Takeoff floors it with, "I see red and white blue lights while I look in my rear / Put the gas out, its Friday and it's smoky in here / F**k, another high speed chase, that's when the hemi kick in / Forgive me for my sins, I ain't going back to the pen."(Photo: Brad Barket/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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'One Time' - Whether pulling chicks at first glance or handling beef on site, it only takes the Migos one time to tear the club up and get it popping with this club anthem. (Photo: Bennett Raglin/BET/Getty Images)

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'Just for Tonight,' Featuring Chris Brown - Breezy helps Quavo, Offset and Takeoff set the mood as they slow it down and kick game to the ladies. Smashing with no strings attached, Migos make it clear: "It's only for one night cause I know that you not really worth it / If I text you tomorrow you gonna be asking for Birkin / Don't be involved in your feelings cause Offset leaves b*****s hurting / I got to use me a condom cause I don't want no more Gerber..."(Photos from left: Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for Power 105.1, Kevin Winter/Getty Images for iHeartMedia)

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'Pipe It Up' - The Migos go ham and add a new slang to the trap-tionary in the process, defining the latest lingo with,"Broke n****s still saying 'turn it up!' / All my young rich n****s screaming out 'pipe it up!'"(Photo: Bennett Raglin/BET/Getty Images)

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'Gangsta Rap' - Quavo and Takeoff trade bars back on forth on this duet where we find them repping hard for the streets with their thug motivational music. Forgetting about crossing over and letting radio come to them, Quavo runs down the Migos's impact, declaring,"We put the bando in the Wikipedia / Still these n*****s ain't thankful... / Gangsta rap coming back like a n***a got 80's crack with an 8-track / Come in your house, where the safe at? / Homie don't play that."(Photo: Bennett Raglin/BET/Getty Images)

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'Playa Playa' - With the ability to upgrade and drop dimes as they see fit, Offset lets them know exactly where he stands when he spits, "The rings, the chains, the bezels, you ain't even on my level / Gotta fit you in my busy schedule / I can help you get your life together / I'm flyer than a feather / In any weather, I'm a player."(Photo: Bennett Raglin/BET/Getty Images)

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'Cocaina,' Featuring Young Thug - Young Thug drops by the bando and partners with the Migos to flip a few lyrical birds dedicated to all the plugs out there supplying that weight. (Photos from left: Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for BET, Rick Diamond/Getty Images for PUMA)

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'Trap Funk' - Some call it Trap Muzik but the Migos call it "Trap Funk." Regardless, it'll get you high as Quavo explains, "Same keys that you're hearing, same keys I am dealing / Same n****s that you're fearing, same n****s that I live with..."(Photo: Mark Sullivan/BET/Getty Images for BET)

Photo By Photo: Mark Sullivan/BET/Getty Images for BET

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'What a Feeling' - The ATL "Versace" boys have no problem letting you know how great it feels to be finally winning after grinding and doing dirt for so long. Jumping for joy, Quavo rhymes, "It's a great feeling that they notice me / Came from bando to mansion to TV screen / No more trapping ... / Now it's XXL Migo magazine."(Photo: Bennett Raglin/BET/Getty Images)

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'Recognition' - The Migos close out their official debut on a humbling note, explaining that all they ever wanted was to just be known and to make their family proud. With all three revealing that they just wanted to be some type of success in life, Quavo's verse details the message as he shares, "I just want to be recognized / Make my momma smile / Make my grandmomma proud / Now I got recognition / Same people doubted see me on television."(Photo: Bennett Raglin/BET/Getty Images)