In the music video, the Atlanta hip-hop group flaunts their money and lavish cars in distinct urban and desert areas, bragging about their success as rising hip-hop stars.
- Apr 6, 2017
AceShowbiz - Just a few weeks after releasing a music video for single "What the Price", Migos has released another video for a track titled "Get Right Witcha" off their latest album, "Culture". The four-minute clip follows the trio living their expensive lifestyle. Directed by King Content, the video combines urban and desert vibes which make the visuals look extravagant.
In the video, Quavo, Takeoff and Offset flaunt their wealth by showing lots of diamonds, fancy cars and stacks of money. It's all about the group's flashy lives following their fame over the last few years. In addition, the cinematic visuals traces a distinct desert vibe, complete with horses in a stable and cactus. Elsewhere in the clip, there's a scene where a scantily-clad woman dances in the desert as the trio drives to a club to party.
"Get Right Witcha" music video is actually a typical hip-hop video with a sexy lady, a club and money being tossed around. But Migos makes the visuals look exciting for some reasons. In the clip, Quavo sports a floral blazer, Offset is seen in an old school hoodie while Takeoff rocks long sleeved sweater. They get swag as they spit their verses on top of horses, making their performance oddly astonishing.
"Yeah, coupe is robotic, I ain't touchin'/ Lookin' at you h** because she bustin'/ Ridin' in the coupe with the wings/ Goin' to Chi-land with them chinks/ Percocet party, servin' fiends/ Swear to God my plug was Vietnamese/ Taliban, my drugs, wrap 'em please/ Servin' all day, my gas on E/ Thirty hollow tips in extendo/ Shadows keep wavin' by my window/ Thankin' God, he saved my life from kick doors/ still sippin' oil, Migos Citgo," Quavo raps on the first verse.
"Get Right Witcha" video marks the sixth music video for tracks on "Culture", following other extraordinary videos for "What the Price" and "Deadz" ft. 2 Chainz. The Atlanta trio has been involved on Mike WiLL Made It's "Ransom 2", and has recently announced their upcoming collaboration for a party anthem with Sean Paul.
