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Before Takeoff was slain in a gunshot early on Tuesday, rapper Takeoff, who was only 28, had established a strong hip-hop history with the group Migos and earned a reputation as the group’s most low-key member.
At a press conference on Tuesday afternoon, Houston police said that Takeoff had been declared deceased at the scene outside of a bowling alley. Police were pleading with witnesses to provide information because no one had been arrested.
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Takeoff, born Kirsnick Khari Ball, and the other two members of the group grew up in suburban Atlanta; Gwinnett County was unflatteringly mentioned in a few Migos songs. Offset and Quavo were his cousins, and Takeoff’s mother reared the group in a big part.
Takeoff, the youngest of the trio, was thought to be the most chill. He wasn’t as frequently in the news as Offset, the husband of Cardi B, and he wasn’t as in demand as Quavo, who has appeared on top 10 tunes with Post Malone, DJ Khaled, and Drake.
In contrast to Takeoff, Quavo and Offset have both released solo albums. He was more reticent, yet he still communicated a lot through rhyme. By collaborating with Quavo on the album “Only Built for Infinity Links,” which was only released last month, he had hoped to increase recognition for his lyrical skills.
On a recent episode of the podcast “Drink Champs,” Takeoff acknowledged his image as “cool” and added, “It’s time to give me my flowers.” When I’m not around, I don’t want them.
The 2013 single “Versace,” which reached even greater heights in popularity thanks to a Drake remix, was Migos’ breakthrough over ten years ago. Other radio-friendly singles by the trio were “Bando” and “Hannah Montana.” The group later received nominations for best rap album and performance with their 2018 album “Culture, “Vintage Migos Takeoff Shirt which also featured the song “Bad and Boujee.”
However, Takeoff wasn’t actually a part of the single, which peaked at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was praised by “Atlanta” creator Donald Glover in his Golden Globes acceptance speech. Takeoff Rapper, who was seated next to him, was left off “Bad and Boujee,” which did contain Lil Uzi Vert, according to Quavo, who claimed that this was due to “time.” He claimed that the song was hastily posted to Soundcloud because the band at the time didn’t have any new music available.
Nevertheless, Takeoff’s contribution to music was crucial in making the Migos one of the most well-known hip-hop groups ever. The group became well-known for its quick-fire triplet flow, a rap technique in which three notes are delivered in a single beat.
Just one day before Takeoff passed away, Quavo and Takeoff released a Halloween-themed music video for their song “Messy.” By Tuesday afternoon, the video, which starts with Takeoff recalling a confusing dream as he wakes up, had received about 1.5 million views.
On Monday, both of them were in Houston. Quavo hasn’t made any public remarks yet, but he did upload a video of himself and some friends driving around the city to his Instagram story. Offset also hadn’t issued a comment.
Following the shooting, Takeoff received numerous calls, according to Houston Police Chief Troy Finner.
Everyone complimented him on being a nice young man, a serene person, and a talented artist, according to Finner. He pleaded with “everyone to appreciate the pain, the suffering of” Takeoff’s mother while refusing to speculate on whether Takeoff was the intended victim.
A picture uploaded to Rip Takeoff‘s Instagram story moments before the shooting was his final post on social media. It was a picture of himself with Playboi Carti’s “Stop Breathing” playing in the background.
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