Quavo and Offset of Migos recently stole the show at The BET Awards as they honored their late bandmate, Takeoff. The moment was significant for the hip-hop community, but it doesn’t necessarily indicate that fans should expect new Migos music anytime soon.
According to sources with insider knowledge, Quavo and Offset have actually been on good terms behind the scenes for months. While their public reconciliation during the BET Awards was the first time it was displayed, the sources confirm that the resolution happened some time ago.
Naturally, fans are curious about what this renewed friendship means for Migos and the possibility of Quavo and Offset releasing new music together. However, as of now, there is no plan in place for them to record anything as a duo. The goal of their performance at the BET show was solely to honor Takeoff and was not a marketing ploy. In fact, it’s still uncertain whether they will ever use the Migos name again for potential future projects.
Moreover, the sources reveal that if Migos were to make a comeback, Quavo and Offset wouldn’t consider replacing Takeoff with another artist. This indicates the significance and irreplaceability of Takeoff within the trio.
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Previously, Quavo and Offset had a public feud that came to a head backstage at the Grammys in February. However, thankfully, that is now in the past and they have patched things up.
At the BET Awards, the crowd went wild as Takeoff’s verse from “Hotel Lobby” played before Quavo and Offset took over to perform their breakout single, “Bad and Boujee.” It was a powerful moment that showcased the impact that Migos had on the music industry.
Sadly, Takeoff was tragically shot and killed in Dallas last November. In May, Patrick Xavier Clark was formally charged with murder in connection with the rapper’s death, bringing some closure to the investigation.
In conclusion, while Quavo and Offset’s performance at The BET Awards was a monumental moment for Migos and the hip-hop community, it does not guarantee new music from the duo anytime soon. The focus was on honoring Takeoff, and there are currently no plans in place for them to release music together as a duo. However, their reconciliation and display of unity indicate that there may be potential for future projects under the Migos name.
