Quavo To Honor Takeoff With New Album ‘Rocket Power’

Quavo will be honoring Takeoff on his next album. The rapper took to Twitter to make the announcement. He also added that he will not be talking to the media after the project is released. “#RocketPower All My Emotions In This Album No Interviews,” Quavo wrote Tuesday (April 11).

This news follows Quavo’s new single “Honey Bun” which was released last month. In the song, he raps about not wanting sympathy for the loss of Takeoff. “I don’t wanna hear no sorry for my loss, n—-,” he raps in the first verse.

The Head Huncho also released “Greatness” back in February which touched upon the future of the Migos. “Never forget that the Migos amazin’/ Look at the ice and the knots in my pants, you know that them young n—– made it,” he raps over the DJ Durel produced beat.

However, further into the song, Quavo finally speaks his piece on where the Migos are now and will be in the future: “Came in, swept the game like a storm with the muthaf—— flow, n—-, Take did that/ So don’t ask about the group, he gone, we gone, young n—- it can’t come back, damn!”

In the song’s outro, Quavo gives a shoutout to Takeoff and Migos’ impact on the culture: “I couldn’t do it without the greatest group in the world … I couldn’t do it without the greatest nephew in the world.”

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Takeoff was shot and killed at a private party at 810 Billiards & Bowling in downtown Houston on Nov. 1. He attended the party with Quavo, gossip site TMZ first reported.

Takeoff’s death came weeks after he and Quavo released their first collaborative album as a duo Only Built For Infinity Links.

The last update on suspected killer Patrick Xavier Clark was that he was released on $1 million bond.

The Best Hip-Hop and R&B Songs Of March 2023

• "Red Ruby Da Sleeze" - Nicki Minaj

  Nicki Minaj dropped “Red Ruby Da Sleeze” last month which interpolates the 2003 hit “Never Leave You” by Lumidee. Nicki seemingly called out Megan Thee Stallion with the lines “700 on them horses when we fixin’ to leave/ But I don’t fuck with horses since Christopher Reeve” and “That .40 cal a make ’em dance like a go-go,” which could be in reference to Tory Lanez allegedly shooting Megan in the foot while shouting, “Dance, bitch, dance!” “Red Ruby Da Sleeze” debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Rap Songs chart.

• "Dogtooth" - Tyler, The Creator

  Tyler, The Creator dropped his deluxe version of Call Me If You Get Lost titled the Estate Sale last month. Prior to the release of the album, he dropped “Dogtooth.” Tyler wrote on Twitter that “Dogtooth” was one of the songs that “didn’t make the cut” when finalizing his Grammy-winning LP. Tyler has three guest features on the deluxe LP with a Vince Staples-assisted “Stuntman,” “Boyfriend, Girlfriend” with YG, while A$AP Rocky joins the Odd Future rapper “Wharf Talk.”

• "Area Codes" - Kali

  Kali dropped “Area Codes” last month and had the song trending all over TikTok. In the record she raps about having a different guy providing for her in various places around the world. “Area Codes” follows the Georgia rapper’s “Dangerous” freestyle she dropped in January.

• "Float" - Janelle Monáe

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• "Ain't Gonna Answer" - NLE Choppa and Lil Wayne

  NLE Choppa and Lil Wayne linked up for “Ain’t Gonna Answer” last month. The song will be featured on Choppa’s next project titled Cottonwood II. This was the first time the two rappers collaborated. Cottonwood II is set to be dropped on April 14.

• "What It Is (Block Boy)" - Doechii feat. Kodak Black

  Doechii enlisted Kodak Black for “What It Is (Block Boy).” The song samples the 2004 “Some Cut” by Trillville feat. Cutty and interlopes TLC’s 1999 classic “No Scrubs.” This is Doechii’s first single of 2023. Kodak has been featured in quite a few songs in 2023 including “I Remember” with Roddy Ricch, “Colors” with Trippie Redd, “King Snipe” with Gucci Mane, and “Can’t Stop Won’t Stop Remix” with King Combs.

• "Boom, Pt .2" - Mello Buckzz ft. Latto

  Mello Buckzz enlisted Latto for “Boom Pt. 2.” The original song titled “Boom” featured Amari Blaze, Moni Da G, and Kashh Mir. For the music video, Latto used her feature to clap back at haters while she twerked in her cheetah print thong that made headlines back in January. After a fan called her out for seemingly wearing the same pair, the Atlanta native claried that she has a drawer full of them on Instagram Live.

• "Creepin' Remix" - Metro Boomin, The Weeknd, Diddy, & 21 Savage

  Metro Boomin brought out Diddy to help out with the remix to “Creepin'” which also features The Weeknd and 21 Savage. The original song is found on Metro’s 2022 project titled Heroes & Villains. “Creepin'” however has remained a standalone hit from the album spent over 10 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100. A remix with Diddy makes sense since Metro sampled the Bad Boy Records founder’s 2004 hit “I Don’t Wanna Know” with Mario Winans featuring Enya and himself.

• "Don't Play With It Remix" - Lola Brooke ft. Latto and Yung Miami

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• "Cheatback" - Chlöe Bailey ft. Future

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