Picasso (feat. Future)

Migos' song 'Picasso (feat. Future)' is a vivid portrayal of their rise from humble beginnings to the heights of success. The lyrics are rich with imagery and metaphors that paint a picture of their journey, much like the artist Picasso, whom they reference in the song. The comparison to Picasso suggests that just as Picasso created masterpieces from his imagination, Migos have crafted their own success story from the ground up. The line 'I made a full 360 outta the apartments' encapsulates this transformation, highlighting their journey from the bottom to the top.

The song delves into themes of wealth, luxury, and the trappings of success. References to high-end brands like Marni and Stella McCartney, as well as luxury cars and designer clothes, emphasize the opulence that now surrounds them. The repeated mention of 'feeding all the trill bitches lobster' and 'doing doughnuts, turning out the lot' further underscores their lavish lifestyle. However, these images are juxtaposed with reminders of their past struggles, such as 'I'm at the bottom of the mud, where it started,' which serves to highlight the stark contrast between their past and present.

Additionally, the song touches on the darker aspects of their rise to fame, including references to drugs and violence. Lines like 'I'm getting money, taking drugs with orphans' and 'Young nigga out here wildin' with that stick, I told him move smart' reflect the harsh realities and dangers that have been part of their journey. Despite these challenges, the song carries an underlying message of resilience and determination. The repeated phrase 'Put the energy on you, you elevate' suggests that through hard work and focus, they have managed to rise above their circumstances and achieve greatness.