The new Migos album, Culture is due out on January 27, and the trio is bringing a course on the album's theme to NYU. But, before lecturing college students about their take on fashion, music and pop culture, the group stopped by Power 106’s The Cruz Show to rap a popular children's book for the kids. And, yes, they did it over the "Bad & Boujee" beat that was produced by Metro Boomin. 

As for the course at NYU, the group will discuss their culture impact on "music, fashion, dance and more." With the single, "Bad & Boujee", the group has the number one song in America just days before the release of their sophomore album. The chart-topping single has certainly impressed critics like Complex and Pigeons & Planes, who placed the song in their 50 Best Songs of 2016 lists. The group's infectious trap-hip-hop fusion has taken the world by storm, and college students are eager to take note.

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