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Quavo Says Takeoff's Death Helped Mend Relationship With Offset

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In Short: In an interview with Complex's Idea Generation, Quavo discussed how Takeoff's untimely death in November 2022 helped mend his relationship with Offset.

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Quavo and Offset, members of the hip-hop group Migos, have officially buried the hatchet following a falling out around 2022.

Quavo told Complex, 'That part of me losing my brother and understanding that it can’t get no tougher than that.

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Quavo also opened up to Variety about the impact of Takeoff's death, saying, 'I felt like it’s a crisis that goes on everywhere, and me being a figure and a person who speaks to the youth, I feel like turning my tragedy into triumph.

Following Takeoff's death, Quavo established the Rocket Foundation in 2022, an organization dedicated to honoring Takeoff's legacy and combating gun violence in Atlanta and beyond.

Quavo recently revealed plans for one last Migos album featuring posthumous vocals from Takeoff, along with a tour to pair it with.

During a party, Quavo previewed songs from the new project, including 'Away,' which features Offset. This marks their first collaboration since their appearance on Kanye West's Donda 2 cut 'We Did It' in 2022.

Quavo and Offset's last output as Migos was on the 2021 album Culture III.

The death of Takeoff served as a catalyst for the pair to repair their severed relationship, easing tensions between the two.

Quavo's reflection on mending his relationship with Offset highlights the profound impact Takeoff's passing had on the group and their personal dynamics.

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Quavo and Offset's reconciliation is a significant development in the Migos group's history, following a period of tension.

The Rocket Foundation aims to address the ongoing issue of gun violence, a cause close to Quavo's heart following Takeoff's death.

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