Are Migos squatting at Madonna’s House? A new photo shows Migos breaking into Madonna’s House in Miami to Trap, and an angry Madonna responded Migos’ photo at her house. The viral picture shows Quavo, Offset, and Takeoff standing in front of Madonna’s house with a person armed with an assault rifle.
Madonna responded to the photo Migos at her house saying, “That’s my house in Miami! What are you doing there?”. The exclamation point she added seems to insinuate Madonna is very angry about Migos being at her house.
Take a look at how it went down.
Migos replied to Madonna saying, “Trapping”. Their response made the incident even more legendary. Migos at Madonna’s house without even telling her is a first in HipHop history.
You have to have a lot of power to take over someone like Madonna’s house, and tell her you’re trapping from it.
Let’s hope Madonna doesn’t press any charges against Migos for squatting at her Miami house.
Author: JordanThrilla
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