Migos & Marshmello Deliver The Monstrous Single "Danger"

Migos & Marshmello come through with "Danger."

BYAron A.Dec 07, 201723.5K Views

A few weeks back, Netflix Bright unveiled the tracklist for the official soundtrack which had some major names attached to it. They've already dropped off the Machine Gun Kelly, X Ambassadors & Bebe Rexha collab as well as the Future, Ty Dolla $ign and Kiiara one. Now, they've released the huge single with EDM producer Marshmello and Atlanta's powerhouse, Migos.

Migos & Marshmello come through with a massive hit with "Danger." The single is the third to be released from the Bright OST and arguably, the best one thusfar. While Marshmello comes through with a cinematic instrumental, Migos tackle it flawlessly. It's a massive tune and another hit under both of their belts that'll end up being a huge song for festival stages next summer.

Quotable Lyrics

We come to take this shit over
Foot on the gas, hear the motor
Switchin' my thoughts, I'm bi-polar
I stay in the eyes of a cobra

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