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Offset criticized fans who mentioned Takeoff's death in relation to his breakup with Cardi B, expressing his grief and asking for his cousin's name not to be brought up. The couple, who share two children, recently announced their separation, with Cardi B expressing her vulnerability and desire for a fresh start in 2024.
It has been one year since rapper Takeoff from the hip-hop trio Migos was shot and killed at a Houston bowling alley. The suspect, Patrick Clarke, was arrested and charged but maintains his innocence. Surveillance footage showed Clarke firing his weapon towards Takeoff during a fight over a dice game. Fingerprints on a wine bottle helped identify Clarke. He posted a million-dollar bond and is currently under house arrest with modified conditions. Clarke is due back in court in January 2024.
Quavo, member of the rap group Migos, has released his first solo album, "Rocket Power," since the shooting death of his group mate, nephew, and best friend, Takeoff, almost a year ago. Quavo opens up about his struggle to process the loss and prevent further gun violence. The album reflects his grief and purpose, and while it debuted at No. 18 on the Billboard 200, it fell short of his previous releases. Quavo is now ready to move forward with his career, focusing on his tour concept Club Rocket and returning to his early career's quick turn record-and-release music-making. He also aims to raise awareness about gun violence through his Rocket Foundation.
Quavo, the Grammy-nominated rapper and member of Migos, visited Washington, D.C., to raise awareness about gun violence prevention. Quavo lost his nephew and fellow band member, Takeoff, to gun violence in November 2022. He met with lawmakers and Vice President Kamala Harris to discuss ways to combat gun violence in America. Quavo and his family launched the Rocket Foundation to prevent similar tragedies in Black and brown communities.
Offset, a member of the rap group Migos, has announced his upcoming album titled "Set It Off," which is set to be released on October 13. This will be his second solo studio album following his debut in 2019. Offset will also release a new single called "Fan" on September 15. The album comes after Offset dropped a lawsuit against his longtime label and will be his first project since the death of his Migos bandmate, Takeoff.
Quavo's album "Rocket Power" serves as a heartfelt tribute to his late nephew and fellow Migos member, Takeoff. The album features posthumous appearances by Takeoff and showcases Quavo's range as an artist, with a mix of emotional and upbeat tracks. Quavo pays homage to Takeoff through his lyrics and production choices, while also having fun with his flows. The album highlights Quavo's growth as a musician and his dedication to continuing the musical legacy he started with Takeoff.
A man who was injured in a shooting that killed rapper Takeoff of the group Migos is suing the Houston venue where the incident occurred, alleging inadequate security. The lawsuit claims that the venue failed to provide additional security despite knowing the event would draw a large crowd, including celebrities. The plaintiff, who was working as Takeoff's personal assistant, was hit by stray bullets and had to make his own way to the hospital. He is seeking damages for his injuries, loss of future earnings, and medical expenses. A grand jury has already indicted a suspect on a murder charge in connection with Takeoff's death.
Offset and Quavo reunited onstage for the first time since their fellow Migos member Takeoff was tragically shot and killed in November 2022 at the 2023 BET Awards. Cardi B, who collaborated with Migos on songs like “MotorSport” and “Drip,” tweeted that she was proud of the boys during the show. The reunion comes after rumors of an alleged argument between the guys backstage at the Grammys, where Offset was not included in Quavo’s tribute to Takeoff.
Offset and Quavo reunited on stage for the first time since the passing of their fellow Migos group member Takeoff at the BET Awards 2023, delivering an incredible performance of their 2016 hit “Bad and Boujee.” Cardi B expressed her pride in the duo on Twitter. The performance was a highlight of the event, and fans were thrilled to see the two artists together again after their previous tensions.
Cardi B was ecstatic as Offset and Quavo reunited for a tribute to Takeoff at the 2023 BET Awards, marking their first performance since Takeoff's untimely death. The Migos honored Take with a special performance of "Hotel Lobby" and "Bad and Boujee," and Cardi B recorded her genuine reaction to the unexpected development. The reunion came after the pair squashed their beef to celebrate Take's birthday, and they were seen wearing clothing commemorating "the Last Rocket."
Offset and Quavo of Migos reunited at the BET Awards for a surprise tribute to their late bandmate Takeoff, performing the group's hit "Bad and Boujee". It was their first performance together since Takeoff was shot dead last November. Beyoncé and SZA were joint winners of the award for best album and picked up two more prizes each. The BET Awards paid tribute to the 50th anniversary of hip-hop and awarded rapper Busta Rhymes a lifetime achievement award for the third year in a row.
Quavo and Offset reunited for their first public performance in years to pay tribute to their former Migos bandmate, Takeoff, at the BET Awards. The duo performed "Hotel Lobby" and "Bad and Boujee" while an image of Takeoff was shown on the screen behind them. The reunion was significant as the two had reportedly been estranged since Migos broke up two years ago.
Quavo and Offset of Migos reunited for the first time since Takeoff's death to perform "Bad and Boujee" at the BET Awards 2023. Quavo previously shared a tribute song to his late nephew at the Grammys. The Migos' last album was Culture III in 2021.
Quavo and Offset reunited for a Migos performance at the BET Awards as a tribute to their late bandmate Takeoff, who died in November. The duo performed "Hotel Lobby" and "Bad and Boujee" while an enlarged image of Takeoff was displayed on the screen behind them. This was the first time the two performed together since Takeoff's death. Fans expressed their joy on social media, and Quavo and Offset shared the performance on their accounts.
Quavo and Offset put their alleged backstage brawl behind them to honor their late Migos bandmate Takeoff with a lantern ceremony on what would've been his 29th birthday. The Georgia natives and others donned white T-shirts baring the face of the two-time Grammy nominee, who was shot multiple times in the head and torso in Texas on November 1. The in memoriam lantern read: 'To those whose name has been extinguished, let this light represent our love and compassion. We will never forget you.'