US hip-hop trio Migos is making its way to Durban and Joburg this October, and South Africans are excited to say the least.
Rain drop, drop top! @Migos Culture Tour hits SA this October!
You coming?? #MigosCultureTour pic.twitter.com/qaQz9jYkT4No ad to show here.
— BET Africa ch. 129 (@BET_Africa) August 8, 2017
The band, known best for track-turned-meme “Bad and Boujee”, was trending in second on Twitter behind the #ZumaVote by noon Tuesday — which didn’t escape South Africans’ notice.
Engathi the Migos tour dates where released today to distract the youth from the vote of no confidence?
— Menzi Xonx
(@Menzi_Xonx) August 8, 2017
There’s no doubt that the youth were distracted, with most trying to figure out how to pay for the tickets that range from R350 to R790.
I definitely need a sponsor
— Chihiro (@NtombizethuV) August 8, 2017
Start saving up for the after party now, get your money for the sections secured. Let us go off for Migos
— Your bitch (@VogueWest_) August 8, 2017
Others were concerned with the timing, which falls right before matric and university exams.
Migos is coming to South Africa
, fuck School I’m defs going. https://t.co/DGUwHLioXK — Trash Boat (@siya_nerdychap) August 8, 2017
Matrics looking at the Migos poster like pic.twitter.com/RN88nXYf0F
— IG: Pinnacavali
(@Pinnacavali) August 8, 2017
Cape Town quickly picked up on the fact that it was being left out of Migos’ Culture Tour.
Kodwa Cape Town!!!!!:( https://t.co/mVz9kaABSL
— Bongiwe (@iBlackKelly) August 8, 2017
WHY ARE THEY DEPRIVING CAPE TOWN OF NICE THINGS?
FIRST TRAVIS SCOTT & NOW MIGOS
— tamara
(@tammygaby) August 8, 2017
Ba re Migos isn’t coming to Cape Town cause they would dehydrate and die
— Black Queen (@MissRapotu) August 8, 2017
And of course, the haters took the time to make their opinions known, while some were just in denial.
Fuck Migos. https://t.co/zsOmQuKEs3
— Pothole. (@WandaMatthews21) August 8, 2017
tbh I don’t really like Migos anyway pic.twitter.com/x07VM4BfjU
— TheseThingsHappen
(@ThatKhanyoGuyy) August 8, 2017
