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Quavo Explained The Origin Of Migos’ ‘Mama!’ Ad-Lib And It’s Connected To Them Being Mischievous Kids
Quavo has shared a few new songs since the tragic passing of his nephew and fellow Migos member Takeoff last year. This includes “Honey Bun,” “Without You,” and “Greatness,” the last of which he used to hint at the end of Migos.
Quavo also recently sat down with Chloe Bailey for Complex‘s G.O.A.T. Talk series. When he was asked to pick a “G.O.A.T. ad-lib,” he answered, “Mama,” and went on to explain why the word was often used by himself, Offset, and Takeoff when they got into trouble at home.
“The story behind the ‘mama’ ad-lib is she used to chase us up and down the house trying to whoop us,” he explained. “And we’d make sure to call her name and say, ‘I’m just playing, mama! I’m just playing, mama! I’m just playing!’
He continued, “Then when she get to you, you say, ‘Mama, mama, mama!’ Only when you in trouble is you calling her name like that.”
In March, Quavo also appeared on NBC’s music show, That’s My Jam, hosted by Jimmy Fallon. He performed a humorous cover of Lil Jon and The Eastside Boyz’s classic song “Get Low,” in which all of the track’s lyrics were changed.
Watch Quavo on the G.O.A.T. Talk series above.
Quavo And Chlöe Share Their “GOAT” Migos Songs
Quavo and Chlöe recently shared the screen in the Peacock original Praise This. The film sees Chlöe play Sam, a wannabe musician who moves from LA to Atlanta after a run-in with the law. She is then forced to join her cousin’s church’s praise team ahead of a national competition. Quavo stars as Ty, a popular rapper in Atlanta.
The film received a 50% critics rating and an 83% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes. It also fueled rumors that Quavo and Chlöe were dating. However, nearly a month after the film was released, we are still getting content from the two of them. The pair recently appeared on Complex‘s GOAT series to talk all things rap and Atlanta.
Quavo And Chlöe Have Different Favorite Migos Songs
Sitting down with Complex for an interview where the two co-stars interviewed each other, Quavo asked Chlöe what the “GOAT Migos song” was. Her answer was “Stir Fry” (2018). “When we were filming and we were at the trap house, we were like, cooking in the fake kitchen….So Angelica and I were like, we’re doing” before trailing off to sing “Stir Fry”. Quavo also interrupted the question to incredulously ask when, and why, Chlöe was a trap house. When she said it was the one they filmed at for Praise This, Quavo quipped “Oh, I thought you meant a different trap house.”
As for Quavo, his answer was short and sweet – “Bad And Boujee” (2016). He doesn’t give a reason why but they both agree it’s a good Migos song. It is Migos’ biggest and best-known hit. However, it’s something of an easy answer as well. The question was part of Complex‘s GOAT series. Quavo also said that his GOAT Atlanta restaurant was Magic City, a strip club, because of their “GOAT Atlanta wings. And you can go get some lemon pepper and see nice bodies.” He also said Nobu but that it “doesn’t count” because “that’s for all the bougie people”. When Chlöe called him out, saying that she thought he was “bad and boujee”, he responded “nope, just bad. I left the boujee at home.”
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Quavo x Legends Brand Announce 5th Annual Huncho Day Charity Football Game In Georgia
Quavo will team up with the Legends brand to host his fifth annual charity football game, Huncho Day. The game will feature various celebrities, and all proceeds will be donated to the Rocket Foundation, which is dedicated to the memory of Takeoff, a fellow member of the Migos group who passed away. Former Migos member […]
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Is Quavo Throwing Shade At Offset? Fans Speculate After Instagram Post
Quavo has been accused of being jealous or “petty” due to sending shots at Offset since the death of Takeoff on social media. In a new Instagram post, Quavo appears to take a shot at Offset after he got a back tattoo of Takeoff. Fans may believe there could be a silent battle on who […]
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Offset Honors Late Migos Member Takeoff With New Back Tattoo
Offset has paid tribute to his late cousin and fellow Migos member Takeoff with a new back tattoo, which he shared on social media. The tattoo is a symbol of love and remembrance for Takeoff, who was tragically killed in November 2022. Offset has debuted a new back tattoo in honor of his late cousin […]
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Offset Gets Tattoo of Cousin Takeoff as Tribute
Quavo Says He Is Open To Doing A Gospel Album
Quavo may be delving into a new genre on a future project. The 32-year-old achieved fame as co-founder and frontman of Migos. However, the Atlanta native is still dealing with the death of his nephew and bandmate Takeoff. The 31-year-old was shot and killed at a bowling alley last year, Quavo has been open about his understandable struggles with depression since Takeoff’s death. However. he has found inspiration through his work and faith. He revealed in a recent interview that he would be open to working on a gospel project.
The revelation comes on the heels of Quavo’s acting debut. The rapper stars alongside Chloe Bailey and Anjelika Washington in the Peacock Original film Praise This. The film is centered around finding purpose and strength through faith. It is set in the competitive world of youth praise teams. Quavo recently sat down with Vibe to discuss his experience on the film and his future projects. When asked if he would continue exploring his faith through music, Quavo seemed open to the idea. “I wouldn’t mind,” he said. “I like working with gospel artists.”
Quavo Relies On Faith Following Takeoff’s Death
Moreover, Quavo says he admires gospel artists who have used their faith to overcome similar obstacles. “I think that they feel that’s how they got it. And I got it out the mud in another different lane. But whenever we cross [paths] and get together, I think, ‘Yes, we should do something.’” Subsequently, Quavo revealed that he landed the acting role due to his relationship with the film’s producer, Will Packer. “We’re good friends,” Quavo said. “I’ve been telling him to put me in something.”
Meanwhile, the artist also enjoyed the film’s more irreverent take on religion. “It’s that kind of irreverent, a little bit of edgy movie, but it does have something to say about the fact that you don’t have to be a traditional churchgoer.” he said, Furthermore, Quavo has confirmed that his next project is a solo album called Rocket Power. The album will be a heartfelt tribute to Takeoff, Quavo hasn’t shared details about when the project will drop. However, most fans expect to be an emotional send-up to the late rapper.
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