Hannah Montana

Migos' song 'Hannah Montana' is a vivid portrayal of the trap lifestyle, using the name of the popular Disney character as a metaphor for the duality and excesses of their world. The repetition of 'Hannah Montana' throughout the song serves as a catchy hook but also symbolizes the double life led by those in the drug trade. On one hand, Hannah Montana represents the innocent, public persona, while on the other, it signifies the hidden, illicit activities that occur behind the scenes.

The lyrics delve into the gritty details of drug dealing, with references to 'molly' (MDMA) and 'white' (cocaine). The line 'I been trapping, trapping, trapping, trapping all damn night' emphasizes the relentless hustle and the non-stop nature of this lifestyle. The song paints a picture of opulence and danger, with mentions of luxury cars, high-end clubs, and the constant threat of violence ('fuck nigga got anna'). The use of pop culture references like 'Lizzy McGuire,' 'Lindsay Lohan,' and 'Katy' adds a layer of irony, juxtaposing the innocence of these figures with the harsh realities of the trap world.

Migos also highlight the role of women in this lifestyle, often objectifying them as part of the excess. The lyrics describe women who are both participants and victims of this world, from 'college girls' to those 'popping them like they some skittles.' The song's vivid imagery and raw language capture the chaotic energy and moral ambiguity of the trap scene. The repeated references to 'Hannah Montana' underscore the theme of duality, where the line between reality and facade is constantly blurred.