You won't find Migos anywhere on the Coachella lineup, but the hip-hop trio from Georgia was all over this year's festival. They made four surprise appearances across Saturday and Sunday, playing their hit "Bad and Boujee" at each stop along the way. And hey, we're not complaining; in fact, we'll be shocked and downright disappointed if the Donald Glover-approved hip-hop darlings don't make it onto the Coachella lineup. But we thought we'd dive into Migos' four appearances and rate them in the only appropriate manner we know: from bad to boujee.
Future
Future's set was already on fire, but bringing out Migos really brought things over the top. Getting to hear "Bad and Boujee" on the main stage? Hell yes. We think this small child's reaction speaks for all of us.
kid was lit at #coachella pic.twitter.com/mjkfr1f7vl
— Reeseology (@Reeseaveli) April 17, 2017
Songs: "Bad and Boujee," "T-Shirt"
Rating: Bad and Boujee
DJ Snake
If you missed them the first time, Migos' appearance during DJ Snake's set was a miracle—with the added bonus of their collaborative track "Oh Me, Oh My."
One surprise guest after another! @Migos hits the stage with @djsnake! #Coachella2017 pic.twitter.com/jimUjuQb7U
— 97.1 AMP Radio (@971AMPRadio) April 16, 2017
Songs: "Bad and Boujee" and "Oh Me, Oh My"
Rating: Bad and Boujee
Gucci Mane
A third appearance in a single night? Amazing. Oh, they're playing "Bad and Boujee" again? Cool... we think.
Songs: "Bad and Boujee"
Rating: Just boujee
DJ Khaled
Khaled promised "so many surprises" throughout his Coachella set (one that largely involved hitting the play button on other people's songs). Our imaginations ran wild—who could it be? Oh, Migos. And you'll never guess what track they performed.
Songs: "Bad and Boujee" and "T-Shirt"
Rating: Just bad
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