10 Things You Didn’t Know About Migos

Migos is a family affair. Quavious Marshall a.k.a. Quavo, 22, is the cousin of Offset, whose real name is Kiari Cephus. He is also 22. Nineteen-year-old Takeoff, born Kirshnik Ball, is Quavo's nephew.

Their new mixtape, 'Young Rich N----s,' was released on June 13, and has received more than 1,700,000 views on LiveMixtapes.com. On the project, the trio raps trap house lyrics, reminiscent of the style of Gucci Mane, one of their rap idols. They add a bit more humor to the crimes they rhyme about on the mixtape.

The crew went by the name Polo Club until 2010, when they changed their name to Migos.

When Migos isn't promoting new music or shows, they are adamantly campaigning for Offset's release from jail. "Free Offset" floods their Twitter accounts daily. Unfortunately, Offset missed out on the group's first major show and trip to New York City, when Takeoff and Quavo performed at the Player's Ball on July 10.

Last month, Migos ran into Drake at radio station Hot 107.9's Birthday Bash in Atlanta. The group revealed that the Young Money rhymer started name-dropping some of their songs like 'Adios,' 'Pronto' and 'Bando.' Since he was a fan of theirs, he decided to remix 'Versace,' and the rest is history.

'Versace,' which is featured on Migos' 'Young Rich N----s' mixtape, was inspired by two fly rappers who set the precedent for their own fashion tastes. "We always be feelin' like Biggie and Tupac. We like that vintage look. All that gold, the silk, the ancient pharoahs," they told Noisey. They believe their style pays homage to the two late rap kings.

According to Takeoff, the crew began making beats and rhyming in seventh grade. But they didn't get serious about their music until two years ago.

Migos doesn't believe in bank accounts. OK, that may be an exaggeration, but one thing is for sure: they love staying close to their money. In the leather backpacks they carry with them, you can find stacks of cash, an extra T-shirt for Quavo -- who describes himself as a messy eater -- Jesus piece chains, two phones and MC Hammer stunner shades.

During a conversation with Interview magazine, Migos was asked to address Drake's Illuminati reference on the 'Versace' remix. Their response was simply, "Aw, nah, we believe in God."

Quavo was once a starting quarterback for the Berkmar High School Patriots in Lilburn, Ga. He eventually dropped out during his senior to pursue a rap career.