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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
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Nardine Saad

Quavo declares end of Migos in new song 'Greatness': Takeoff 'gone, we gone'

Migos rapper Quavo appears to have declared the end of the rap group in his new song and music video for "Greatness," which he released Wednesday, almost four months after the death of his nephew and fellow Migos rapper Takeoff.

"Came in, swept the the game like a storm with the m— flow, n—/ Take did that/ So don't ask about the group/ He gone, we gone/ Young n—, it can't come back," the 31-year-old raps on the track. The song, one of a handful Quavo has released since Takeoff's death, pays homage to the 28-year-old who died in a shooting outside a Houston bowling alley in early November. Takeoff is credited with changing the sound of hip-hop.

Elsewhere in "Greatness," Quavo raps about taking care of Takeoff's mother and about refusing to look backward and says "never forget that the Migos amazin'."

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