Quavo Says Death of Migos Groupmate Takeoff ‘Eased’ His ‘Friction’ with Offset: ‘It Can’t Get No Tougher Than That’
Quavo recently opened up about how the death of his nephew and Migos groupmate Takeoff impacted his then-fractured relationship with fellow group member Offset. “I feel like it eased it a little bit,” said the singer during a video interview with Complex. “It threw out all the things that I was upset about or that […]
Quavo recently spoke with Complex's Idea Generation about the positive impact of Takeoff's passing on his relationship with fellow Migos member Offset. Quavo revealed that Takeoff's untimely death helped mend their fractured friendship. He explained that the death allowed him to put aside his grievances and focus on supporting Offset through any challenges they might face together.
Quavo stated, "I feel like it eased it a little bit. I felt like it threw out all the things that I was upset about or that we had friction about." He further emphasized the importance of understanding each other's struggles and not allowing external factors to affect their bond, saying, "That part of me losing my brother and understanding that it can't get no tougher than that."
When asked about their upcoming Migos album, Quavo emphasized the importance of completing it before releasing it, stating, "I want the fans to determine that, 'cause I'm going to put my all in everything and we going to always give it a thousand percent." Quavo's solo album, QRÖMELIFE, will be fully produced by Pharrell and will feature a reunion with Offset.
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