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Quavo Announces Album, “Rocket Power” Dedicated to Late Migos Member Takeoff
April 12, 2023
Quavo has announced that he will dedicate an entire album titled, Rocket Power to his nephew and former Migos member, Takeoff. It is set to be vulnerable and express his emotions about the late rapper’s passing.
Updated By: Journey Green (4/12/23 at 1:00 pm)
Recently, former Migos member Quavo tweeted that he won’t be doing any interviews and will be pouring all his emotions into his project, titled Rocket Power. The upcoming album will be dedicated to his late nephew and former rap group member, Takeoff.
#RocketPower???? All My Emotions In This Album No Interviews ♾????
It is not yet clear when the album will be released or what other songs it will feature, but it is clear that Quavo is dedicated to keeping the memory of his late nephew and bandmate alive through his music. It’s worth noting that the name “Rocket Power” is a spin-off of Takeoff’s only solo album. In 2018, the late rapper released a solo album titled The Last Rocket, which was well-received by fans and critics. The album featured collaborations with artists like Quavo, Lil Baby, and his cousin and fellow Migos member, Offset.
Update by Journey Green on April 12th.
Quavo Honors Takeoff By Celebrating With The University Of Georgia Football Team
In a new video on Twitter, Quavo shouted out “Takeoff” and cheered on the Georgia Bulldogs, who won the College Football Playoff national championship.
Atlanta rapper Quavo is still grieving the death of fellow Migos rapper and nephew, Takeoff, who was shot and killed in November 2022. To feel better, he watched the University of Georgia win the College Football Playoff national championship on Monday night.
In the video, the “Lamb Talk” rapper was wearing Georgia apparel, smoking a cigar, and gave a shout-out to Takeoff.
When the cameraman ask how Quavo was feeling, Quavo replied, “Long live the rocket” and positioned his arms like a T. The word “rocket” refers to one of Takeoff’s nicknames and his only solo project, 2018’s The Last Rocket.
Georgia defeated TCU 65-7 in the game.
Quavo also recently released a song, “Without You,” dedicated to Takeoff. Fellow Migos member Offset also honored Takeoff by displaying pictures of him on stage while performing different shows.
Quavo Drops Heartfelt Takeoff Tribute Single, “Without You”
Former Migos rapper Quavo continues to mourn the loss of fellow rapper and nephew Takeoff and paid tribute with a new heartfelt song. In “Without You,” Quavo raps about how much he misses the late rapper.
Atlanta-bred rapper Quavo is still mourning the death of fellow Migos member and nephew, Takeoff, who was shot and killed last November. To honor Takeoff, he released a new song, “Without You.”
In the video, Quavo is sitting in a chair while smoking a blunt as the lyrics appear on the screen. The first lyrics that start the video describe what Quavo feels as he raps:
“Tears rollin’ down my eyes, I just seen an angel fly, tell me I’ll be fine, oh why.”
The “Lamb Talk” artist also raps about how holidays and family gatherings won’t be the same without him and how his family is still struggling with his death. In November, Takeoff’s brother, YRN Lingo, posted a heartfelt message to The Last Rocket artist.
Posthumously, Takeoff’s song “Jealousy” was released. In addition, he was featured on Atlanta producer Metro Boomin’s latest album Heroes & Villains on the track “Feel The Fiyaaaah.”
Offset Pays Heartfelt Tribute To Takeoff
Offset has also paid tribute to his cousin and former group member Takeoff. He had big posters and pictures of him on stage during a performance. Photos of Takeoff were displayed onstage with the Jackson 5 song “Never Can Say Goodbye” playing in the background.
Originally Written By Chris Samuel
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