Revolution Live : Fort Lauderdale

Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale, Florida was sold out Saturday, Jan. 14, 2017 as fans congregated to see the infamous group Migos perform “Bad and Boujee” – the #1 song in the US. Quavo, Offset, and Takeoff makeup the rap group Migos, and have been taking over the music world with their hit “Bad and Boujee,” as well as many other hits. The event, produced by 710 Entertainment, was hosted by 99 Jamz’ DJ Nasty along with other South Florida artists, including Miami’s very own Trina. Even Teyana Taylor was in attendance watching the show. Before the crowd reached their maximum level of “lit,” the beautiful Trina sparked the crowd with her newest single “Damn,” ft. Tory Lanez, and then roused her female fans with “Fuck Boy” and “Look Back at It.” Her energy was on point and even had to stop the show as one of her fans passed out during her performance. However, the show did not stop very long as after a few minutes, Trina was back on performing her classic verse from “No Nann.” Once Trina wrapped up, Revolution Live built the anticipation. A couple of different DJ’s attempted to keep the crowd hype while they waited for Migos. Miami’s Zoey Dollaz also came out to perform a few songs, including his recent “Bad Tings.” But the fans could wait no longer, and luckily, Migos finally came out. Their set began with “Cocoon,” and the crowd went crazy. They also performed “Key To The Streets,” “Freak No More,” “Pipe It Up,” “One Time,” “Handsome and Wealthy,” and “Fight Night.” The Migos certainly have a plethora of other hits that they could have performed, but the crowd was ready for the main event. Everyone has seen the Atlanta group’s concert videos hyping the crowd up and dousing the them with water. Everyone has seen the undeniable intensity of the crowd when “Bad and Boujee” comes on, and they surely delivered the same to their southern Florida fans. The lights dimmed, the intro came on, and the audience knew it was their time to show how lit they could get. As soon as the beat dropped, “RAIN DROP! DROP TOP!” was all you could hear as every single attendee chanted the words to “Bad and Boujee.” Water was splashed on the audience which seemed to electrify everyone into jumping up and down with their hands up during the entire song. The guys did an encore of the song, but the dope-ness was now finished cooking in the crock pot. The show ended with the Migos thanking the crowd and speeding off in their Lambos. If you were not in attendance, check out our pics and videos of the show!

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