The Migos took their expertise to New York to teach a "culture class" at New York University's Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Film Center.

Following the release of their Culture album in 2017, the rap trio secured a seminar exploring their impact on music and pop culture. VFiles founder Julie Anne Quay hosted the one-day course, graphic artist Zack Fox and NYU student Michelle Kim discussed the group's influence on fashion and pop culture.

???? Another great flick from @Migos NYU lecture. @1YoungTakeoff teaching @JulieAnneQuay about them racks ???? pic.twitter.com/d5kJuHRc3w

— HOMELESSPIMP (@homelesspimp) January 30, 2017

NYU students learned through personal stories about Quavo's previous tunes not being supported by his peers sharing other students at school made fun of his hooks.

"They were saying that the whole time, like every day in school 'This that intro' and just laughing at it," Quavo recalled during a discussion. "But I was in the cafeteria one day, and Offset walked up on me like, 'Yo, that mixtape you just dropped bro? I like it. Put me in the studio bro, let me work with you.' And I looked at him, and he was the only one in the school that was really rocking with me at the time; that's on God."

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— MIGOS™ (@Migos) January 21, 2017

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