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Quavious Keyate Marshall (born April 2, 1991), better known by his stage name Quavo (/ˈkweɪvoʊ/), is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer. He is best known as the frontman of the now-defunct hip hop group Migos. Formed with his nephew Takeoff and their mutual friend Offset in 2008, the group released four commercially successful studio albums before disbanding in 2023.

As a solo act, Marshall has guest performed on six Billboard Hot 100 top ten singles: Post Malone's diamond-certified "Congratulations", Justin Bieber's "Intentions", Liam Payne's "Strip That Down", Drake's "Portland", and DJ Khaled's "No Brainer" and "I'm the One", the latter of which peaked atop the chart.[1][2] His debut studio album, Quavo Huncho (2018), peaked at number two on the Billboard 200 and spawned the platinum-certified single "Workin Me". His second album, Rocket Power (2023), peaked at number 18 and was released in memory of Takeoff, who was fatally shot the year prior.[3]

Early life

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Quavious Keyate Marshall was born on April 2, 1991, in Athens, Georgia.[4][5][6][7] His father died when Marshall was five years old. He has an older sister, Karasha Marshall. The three members of Migos grew up together in Gwinnett County, a mostly suburban area 20–30 minutes northeast of Atlanta.[8] Quavo attended Berkmar High School and was the starting quarterback of its football team during the 2009 season, his senior year.[8] Berkmar went 1–9 in the 2009 season, and Quavo went 19-of-25 for 201 yards and three touchdowns for the first win of the season.[9][10] Quavo previously held the Georgia High School record by completing 28 passes in a game in 2009 until being surpassed by Taylor Heinicke.[11] Despite finishing the football season for his senior year, Quavo dropped out of Berkmar months before graduation.

Career

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Migos was formed in 2008 by Quavo and fellow rappers Takeoff and Offset. Quavo and Takeoff are directly related and were raised together by Quavo's mother. Quavo was Takeoff's uncle.[12] The group was originally known as Polo Club and is from Lawrenceville, Georgia. They changed their name to "Migos" after deciding Polo Club was too generic. The group released their first full-length project, a mixtape titled Juug Season, on August 25, 2011. They followed with the mixtape No Label, on June 1, 2012.

Migos rose to prominence in 2013 after the release of their single "Versace". The song was remixed by Canadian rapper Drake, peaking at number 99 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and number 31 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs. Quavo had his first lead single as a solo artist with the song "Champions" featuring several other artists. The song peaked at number 71 on the Billboard Hot 100.[13]

Quavo performing at the VELD Music Festival in 2017

After the success of Migos' second studio album Culture, which reached number one on the US Billboard 200 chart, Quavo was subsequently featured on several popular songs outside of Migos, including "Congratulations", "I'm the One", "Portland" and "No Brainer". In an interview with GQ, Houston-based rapper Travis Scott, with whom Quavo previously worked on the Young Thug collaboration "Pick Up the Phone", revealed he had a collaborative album with Quavo in the works.[14]

In April 2017, Quavo was featured on The Fate of the Furious: The Album on the song "Go Off" with Lil Uzi Vert and Travis Scott. The song was eventually certified Gold by the RIAA.[15] Quavo also released "Ice Tray" with Lil Yachty on December 14, 2017.[16] The song peaked at number 74 on the Billboard Hot 100.

On December 21, 2017, Quavo announced that he would release Huncho Jack, Jack Huncho with Travis Scott on December 22, 2017, without any prior promotion. The album debuted at number 3 on the Billboard 200 and had seven tracks chart on the Billboard Hot 100.[17][18]

Quavo performing in 2018

On January 26, 2018, Migos released Culture II. Following this, Quavo announced an upcoming solo project titled Quavo Huncho to be released in October.[19] It was supported by three singles, "Workin Me", "Lamb Talk" and "Bubble Gum", with "Workin Me" peaking at 52 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming Quavo's highest-charting single as a solo artist.[20] The album was released on October 12, 2018, through Capitol Records, Motown, and Quality Control Music and features guest appearances from 21 Savage, Drake, Saweetie, Madonna, Cardi B, Lil Baby, Travis Scott, Normani, Davido, and Kid Cudi.[21]

On May 18, 2019, Quavo performed "Future" alongside Madonna at the grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2019.[22][23] On February 7, 2020, Quavo was featured on the song "Intentions" from Justin Bieber's fifth studio album Changes. The song peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100.[24] In the following year, Migos released their fourth album, Culture III.[25]

In October 2022, a possible disbandment of Migos became the subject of speculation based on reports that Quavo's ex-girlfriend Saweetie had slept with Offset.[26] Following this, Quavo and Takeoff formed a super duo, Unc & Phew and went on to release a collaborative album titled Only Built for Infinity Links on October 7, 2022, without Offset's input.[27] During an interview with the Big Facts podcast, Quavo stated that he would like to see his and Takeoff's career "as a duo".[28][29]

On November 1, 2022, less than a month after the release of the duo's first album, Takeoff was shot and killed while with Quavo and others at the 810 Billiards & Bowling in Houston, Texas.[30][31]

In early 2023, Quavo released three singles, "Honey Bun", "Greatness" and "Without You", dedicated to Takeoff before announcing his second studio album Rocket Power, released on August 18, 2023.[32][33][34] The album was preceded by the hit single "Turn Yo Clic Up" featuring Future and peaked at number 18 on the US Billboard 200 chart.[35][36]

On April 11, 2024, singer Chris Brown released the deluxe edition of his eleventh studio album 11:11, directly dissing Quavo on the track "Freak".[37] Quavo responded the following day with "Tender", leading Brown to respond the following week with the release of "Weakest Link".[38] "Weakest Link" received universal acclaim from critics and general public.[39][40] Quavo responded three days later with "Over Hoes & Bitches", featuring a posthumous appearance by Takeoff, receiving a mixed reaction from the public.[41]

On June 19, 2024, American singer Lana Del Rey posted a 21-second long preview of her new song "Tough" along with Quavo on Instagram. The song was released on July 3, 2024, accompanied by a music video.[42][43]

Other ventures

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Acting

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Quavo in 2019

Quavo along with the members of Migos made his TV debut after an appearance on an episode of Donald Glover's series Atlanta. The episode aired on September 13, 2016, under the title "Go For Broke".[44] He also made a cameo appearance on the "Dreamers" episode of fox's musical drama television series Star in 2018.[45] In 2019, he guest-starred in the fifth-season finale of ABC's Black-ish and HBO's Ballers. In the following year, he along with Billie Eilish, Big Sean, DJ Khaled and Usher appeared on the finale episode of Justin Bieber: Seasons, a YouTube docu-series about Canadian singer Justin Bieber.[46] He also made a guest appearance on the sophomore season of Narcos: Mexico.[47]

Quavo appeared in the thriller film Savage Salvation directed by Randall Emmett as Coyote; which released on December 2, 2022.[48]

Along with Chloe Bailey and Anjelika Washington, Quavo starred in the Atlanta-set gospel-choir-competition-based film Praise This, which was released in the U.S. and Canada on April 7, 2023.[49]

NBA All-Star Celebrity Games

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Quavo received the MVP Award during the 2018 NBA All-Star Celebrity Game after a 19-point performance and victory.[50] In 2019, Quavo played on the "Away" roster during the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game at the Bojangles' Coliseum in Charlotte, North Carolina,[51] and again during the 2020 All-Star Celebrity Game in Chicago.[52]

Fan Controlled Football League

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Quavo is one of four partial owners of the FCF Glacier Boyz, a team in the Fan Controlled Football League.[53]

Personal life

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On April 18, 2015, authorities stopped a Migos concert at Georgia Southern University and arrested all three members of the group, as well as several members of their entourage. Quavo was charged with possession of an unspecified Schedule II narcotic, possession of marijuana, possession of a firearm in a school safety zone, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime.[54][55] He was released from jail on bond, and later pleaded no contest to misdemeanor marijuana charges and received a 12-month sentence, which was suspended based on payment of fines.[56][57]

Quavo supported Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign.[58]

In 2017, Quavo briefly dated actress Karrueche Tran.[59][60] Quavo began dating Saweetie in September 2018.[61] On March 19, 2021, Saweetie confirmed via social media that she and Quavo are no longer in a relationship.[62][63] She also mentioned on social media that Quavo had been unfaithful, writing "Presents don't band aid scars and the love isn't real when the intimacy is given to other women."[64][65] In late March 2021, video footage surfaced showing the pair in a physical altercation that allegedly happened in 2020.[66]

In May 2020, Quavo announced on his Instagram account that he had graduated from high school after dropping out 11 years earlier.[67]

In December 2021, Quavo was sued for his alleged involvement in the assault of a limo driver earlier in July 2021.[68]

Quavo witnessed Takeoff's murder in the early hours of November 1, 2022. He, Takeoff, and around 30 others were gathered outside of a bowling alley in Houston, Texas after a private party ended. Quavo was involved in an argument over a dice game and was shot at as he was walking away.[69] Takeoff was fatally struck by a stray bullet, and two other people suffered non-life-threatening injuries.[69] Following Takeoff's death, Quavo became outspoken about gun violence prevention. In September 2023, Quavo met with vice president Kamala Harris and spoke about gun violence during the annual Congressional Black Caucus legislative conference.[70] In March 2024, Quavo announced the launch of the Spark Grants initiative which will award ten different organizations with $10,000 to help spread awareness and minimize gun violence around Atlanta. The grant was handed out to recipients on June 18, 2024, which marks the birthday of Takeoff and falls during National Gun Violence Awareness Month.[71]

Feud with Chris Brown

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Quavo has been involved in a beef with R&B singer Chris Brown since 2017. They were friends before and even collaborated on the French Montana songs, "Hold Up" & "Moses". It has been reported they started beefing over Quavo's brief relationship with model Karrueche Tran, Brown's ex. The two allegedly came to a physical confrontation backstage at BET Awards 2017. Since then, the two have traded subliminal shots and disses throughout music and social media, including a 2018 incident on social media between Brown and Quavo's bandmate, Offset. The feud seemed to died down until 2024, when Chris Brown released the song "Freak" dissing Quavo off his album, 11:11. Quavo then responded with the diss track, "Tender", which he mentions his domestic violence case with Rihanna. Brown then responded with the track "Weakest Link." Quavo then finally responded with "Over Hoes and Bitches". Since then, it was remained neutral.

Discography

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Main article: Quavo discography
See also: Migos discography

Studio albums

Collaborative albums

Filmography

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Film roles

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Year Title Role Notes
2022 Savage Salvation Coyote
2023 Praise This Ty
2024 Cash Out Anton
2025 High Rollers
Sneaks Spike (voice)
TBA Takeover Guy Miller
Moses the Black Straw
Television series
Year Title Role Notes
2016 Atlanta[72] Himself Episode: "Go for Broke"
2018 Star Episode: "Dreamers"
2019 Black-ish[73][74] Episode: "Relatively Grown Man"
Ballers Episode: "Players Only"
2020 Justin Bieber: Seasons[75] Episode: "The Finale"
Narcos: Mexico[76] Episode: "Alea lacta Est"

Awards and nominations

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See also: Migos § Awards and nominations
Year Awards Category Nominated work Result
2017 Teen Choice Awards[77] Choice Electronic/Dance Song "Know No Better" (with Major Lazer, Travis Scott and Camila Cabello) Won
Choice R&B/Hip-Hop Song "I'm the One" (with DJ Khaled, Justin Bieber, Chance the Rapper and Lil Wayne) Won
MTV Video Music Awards[78] Best Hip Hop Video Nominated
American Music Awards[79] Collaboration of the Year Nominated
Favorite Song – Rap/Hip-Hop Won
2018 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards Favorite Song Nominated
Billboard Music Awards Top Streaming Song (Audio) "Congratulations" (with Post Malone) Nominated
Top Rap Song "I'm the One" (with DJ Khaled, Justin Bieber, Chance the Rapper and Lil Wayne) Nominated
2020 MTV Video Music Awards[80] Best Pop Video "Intentions" (with Justin Bieber) Nominated

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Quavious Keyate Marshall (born April 2, 1991), known professionally as Quavo, is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer. He gained prominence as a founding member of the hip hop trio , formed with his uncle Offset and nephew Takeoff, pioneering a signature triplet flow that influenced . achieved major commercial success, with albums (2017) and (2018) both debuting at number one on the chart. The group's breakthrough single "" (2016) peaked at number one on the , marking a pivotal moment in their rise. As a solo artist, Quavo released his debut album (2018), which debuted at number two on the with 99,000 album-equivalent units in its first week. He has appeared as a featured artist on multiple top-ten singles, including DJ Khaled's "I'm the One" (2017) and Post Malone's "Congratulations" (2017). Following Takeoff's death in 2022, which led to ' effective disbandment, Quavo has pursued independent projects, including the 2024 album dedicated to his late bandmate.

Early life

Family background and upbringing

Quavious Keyate Marshall was born on April 2, 1991, in , to Edna Marshall, a hairdresser, and an unnamed father who died when Marshall was four or five years old. As the youngest of three children and the only boy, he was raised primarily by his mother in a single-parent household in Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County, in the northern suburbs of . Edna Marshall also raised Marshall's nephew, Kirshnik Ball (known professionally as Takeoff), the son of one of Marshall's sisters, in the same small family home. She likewise took in Marshall's close childhood friend, Kiari Cephus (Offset), who lived with them despite not being biologically related; the two were often referred to as cousins due to their longstanding familial association forged from growing up together. This arrangement created a tight-knit extended family dynamic in modest circumstances, with the three future Migos members sharing the household and developing their early bonds there.

Entry into music and Migos formation

Quavious Keyate Marshall, known professionally as Quavo, developed an interest in hip-hop during his pre-teen years in , where he grew up alongside relatives Takeoff (Kirshnik Khari Ball) and Offset (Kiari Kendrell Cephus). By the , Quavo began recording early mixtapes under the alias Boy, experimenting with trap-influenced beats and lyrics reflective of local street culture. These initial efforts received little support from peers at Berkeley Lake Elementary School, but Offset, Quavo's cousin, recognized potential in the material and requested to join, marking the group's informal inception around 2006–2007. The trio formalized as in 2008 while still in high school, adopting the name as a shorthand for "amigos" to signify their close familial bonds—Quavo and Offset as first cousins, with Takeoff as Quavo's nephew, all raised primarily by Quavo's mother after family challenges. Based in Lawrenceville, a suburb north of , they honed a triplet flow and ad-lib heavy style inspired by regional trap pioneers like and , practicing in home studios and performing at local venues. Quavo emerged as the leader, contributing hooks, production ideas, and , while the group prioritized independent releases over immediate label pursuits. To commit fully, Quavo dropped out during his senior year at , forgoing athletic scholarships in football—a path he had pursued seriously—to focus on music amid financial strains and the allure of rap's entrepreneurial potential. Early demos circulated locally but faced rejection from Atlanta's established scene, compelling to self-release their debut mixtape YRN (Young Rich Niggas) in 2012, which laid groundwork for their trap sound without external backing. This period solidified their unit, with Quavo's versatility in , , and producing distinguishing the group from solo aspirants.

Musical career

Rise with Migos (2009–2016)

Migos formed in , in 2008, consisting of Quavo (Quavious Keyate Marshall), his nephew Takeoff (Kirshnik Khari Ball), and cousin Offset (Kiari Kendrell Cephus). Quavo, who emerged as the group's leader and primary hook composer, had begun recording mixtapes under the alias Boy during , with the relatives collaborating informally before solidifying as a trio. Their sound, characterized by rapid triplet flows and ad-lib heavy delivery, developed through local performances and independent production. The group released their debut mixtape Juug Season on August 25, 2011, establishing a local following in the trap scene with tracks emphasizing street hustling themes. This was followed by No Label on June 1, 2012, which included the track "Bando," a regional hit that highlighted their synchronized style and drew attention from 's community. These early projects, distributed via platforms like LiveMixtapes, relied on self-production and garnered modest streams without major label support. Breakthrough came with the June 13, 2013, mixtape Y.R.N. (Young Rich Niggas), featuring "," a Zaytoven-produced track boasting luxury bravado and the group's signature cadence. The song's , released September 30, 2013, amassed millions of views online, amplified by a July 2013 remix from Drake that introduced to broader audiences. "" debuted on the at number 99, signaling their viral potential and leading to a management and distribution deal with , founded by Coach K and Pee Thomas. Quavo's melodic hooks on the track exemplified his role in crafting infectious choruses. From 2014 to 2016, sustained momentum with mixtapes (November 2014) and (August 2014), the latter expanding their catalog to over 70 tracks across projects. Singles like "Fight Night" (April 2014) peaked at number 57 on the chart, while "Hannah Montana" from Y.R.N. remix iterations reinforced their party anthem appeal. Legal hurdles, including Offset's incarceration, temporarily disrupted but did not halt output; followed in February 2015 under . By 2016, their independent grind had cultivated a dedicated fanbase, with Quavo's versatile flows distinguishing amid Atlanta's competitive rap landscape, paving the way for commercial dominance.

Migos mainstream success and peak (2017–2022)

Migos achieved mainstream breakthrough with their second studio album Culture, released on January 27, 2017, via Quality Control Music and 300 Entertainment, which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart after generating 131,000 album-equivalent units in its first week, including 51,000 in pure album sales. The album's lead single "Bad and Boujee" featuring Lil Uzi Vert reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 in January 2017, marking Migos' first chart-topping hit and propelled by Quavo's distinctive ad-libs and hook delivery. Other tracks like "T-Shirt" peaked at number 20 on the Hot 100, contributing to the group's Grammy nomination for Best Rap Album in 2018. Following the success of , Migos supported on the Nobody Safe Tour in 2017, performing across multiple North American dates alongside and on select shows. In 2018, the group released on January 26, which debuted at number one on the with 199,000 album-equivalent units, the largest opening week for a rap album that year, though criticized for its length and redundancy compared to its predecessor. Singles from the album included "MotorSport" featuring and , peaking at number six on the Hot 100, and "Stir Fry" produced by , which reached number eight. Quavo contributed to the album's production and featured prominently on hooks, while Migos co-headlined the with Drake from August to November 2018, grossing over $103 million from 54 shows. Between major albums, Migos maintained visibility through collaborations and singles, including "Walk It Talk It" with Drake in 2018, which peaked at number 10 on the Hot 100. The group earned BET Awards for Best Group in 2017 and 2018, recognizing their commercial dominance. In June 2021, they released Culture III, debuting at number two on the with features from artists like and Drake, though it underperformed relative to prior entries amid internal tensions. Quavo's role as the group's frontman, handling melodic elements and public-facing persona, solidified during this era, even as solo pursuits grew. By 2022, following Takeoff's death on November 1, Migos entered an indefinite hiatus, capping their peak period of chart dominance and cultural influence in .

Solo career and post-Migos developments (2023–present)

Following the death of Migos member Takeoff on November 1, 2022, Quavo declared the end of the group in his February 23, 2023, single "Greatness," stating that Migos was "gone" amid reflections on loss and personal direction. Tensions with fellow Migos member Offset escalated, leading to a reported physical altercation backstage at the 2023 Grammy Awards on February 5, 2023, reportedly over disagreements regarding a Takeoff tribute performance. By August 2025, Offset confirmed the two speak regularly and have resolved their differences, following a 2023 BET Awards reunion tribute to Takeoff. Quavo's second solo album, , was released on August 18, 2023, via and Records, serving as a to Takeoff with themes of turning into triumph. The 18-track project featured appearances from artists including , , and the late Takeoff on the single "Turn Yo Clic Up," and debuted at number 18 on the chart with 32,000 album-equivalent units in its first week. In 2024, Quavo issued non-album singles such as "Georgia Ways" featuring , "SLOW IT DOWN," and "5BRAZY," marking his return to solo output after the album. The following year, he released "Legends" with on April 10, 2025, and "Trappa Rappa" on February 20, 2025. On October 10, 2025, Quavo announced details of an upcoming solo album recorded in at headquarters, following Rocket Power as his next full-length project, with SATCHAMO slated for release on October 30, 2025.

Other professional ventures

Acting and media appearances

Quavo began pursuing roles in the early 2020s, transitioning from his primary career in music to on-screen appearances in films and television. His feature film debut came in the 2022 action-thriller , directed by , in which he played the supporting role of Coyote, a member of a criminal crew. In 2023, Quavo appeared as T.Y. Way, a member and performer, in the Peacock musical comedy , which follows a group of young singers preparing for a national competition; the film features a with and hip-hop influences. He continued with roles in 2024 releases, portraying Anton, a key figure in a heist narrative, in the action film Cash Out, and Lil Zoo in The Waterboyz, a comedy about aspiring athletes, for which he also served as executive producer. Upcoming projects include a voice acting role as Spike in the 2025 animated film Sneaks and an unspecified acting part in the comedy High Rollers, set for release the same year. On television, Quavo has made cameo appearances as himself, including in the FX series during its first season in 2016, specifically the episode "Go for Broke," and in episodes of , , and . These guest spots often leverage his celebrity status from , blending music promotion with narrative integration.

Sports and entertainment league involvement

Quavo holds a co-ownership stake in the Glacier Boyz, a team in the (FCF) league, which launched in 2020 as the first professional sports league allowing fans to control gameplay via votes on plays. The FCF operates as a fast-paced, arena-style indoor football variant with games streamed live on platforms like Twitch, emphasizing digital fan engagement over traditional broadcasting models. Quavo's involvement, announced publicly in September 2020, aligns with other celebrity co-owners such as former player , positioning the league as a hybrid of sports competition and interactive entertainment. The Glacier Boyz, under Quavo's partial ownership shared with three others, competed in the FCF's inaugural season starting February 2021, with fans influencing real-time decisions like play calls, contributing to the league's novel format distinct from established leagues like the . This venture represents Quavo's primary direct investment in a sports league, leveraging his background as a former high school to promote fan-driven innovation in football entertainment. No further expansions or additional league ownerships by Quavo in FCF have been reported as of 2025, though the league has pursued growth amid challenges in sustaining fan interest and operational scale.

Business and endorsement deals

Quavo has secured multiple endorsement deals leveraging his influence in music and sports culture. In 2018, he entered an endorsement agreement with Finish Line, capitalizing on his NBA crossover appeal. In January 2019, he partnered with for their "Do the Dew" campaign, co-creating a promotional . By December 2019, Quavo became a corporate for Lids, the sports apparel retailer, aligning with his interest in headwear and athletics. In business ventures, Quavo launched in 2020 as an , signing artists including 904 , PopOutBoyz, and Street Bud to develop new talent. That November, he acquired a minority stake in Legends, a California-based athletic apparel brand for which he had previously served as a , marking his entry into apparel investment; the deal included exclusive merchandise collaborations distributed to associates like and . These moves reflect Quavo's transition from promotional partnerships to equity ownership in complementary industries.

Personal life

Family relationships and losses

Quavo was raised primarily by his mother, Edna Marshall, after his father died when he was approximately four or five years old, leaving her to support Quavo and his two older sisters as a working as a beautician. Edna Marshall played a significant paternal role in the family, fostering Quavo's early interest in music alongside his relatives. Quavo's older sister, Titania Davenport (also known as Mama Rocket), is the mother of his nephew Kirsnick Khari Ball, professionally known as Takeoff, who was born on June 18, 1994, making Quavo his uncle despite their close ages—Quavo born April 2, 1991. The two grew up together in , and formed the rap group in 2008 with Kiari Kendrell Cephus (Offset), whom Quavo and Takeoff regarded as family due to their shared upbringing, though Offset clarified in 2023 that he is not biologically related to either. The most significant family loss for Quavo occurred on November 1, 2022, when Takeoff was fatally shot at age 28 outside a bowling alley during a private party involving a dice game; Quavo was present but unharmed. In the aftermath, Quavo publicly mourned Takeoff as his "angel," performed tributes including at the 2023 , and described experiencing grief so profound that he sometimes cried himself to sleep. This tragedy prompted Quavo to launch the Rocket Foundation in Takeoff's honor, focusing on prevention, including meetings with Vice President and hosting events for affected families alongside Titania Davenport.

Romantic relationships and children

Quavo entered a public romantic relationship with rapper Saweetie in late 2018, after he initiated contact via Instagram direct messages. The couple collaborated on tracks such as "My Type" and maintained a visible partnership until their breakup on March 19, 2021, when Saweetie confirmed the split via Twitter, stating it resulted from irreconcilable differences amid mutual cheating allegations. Earlier, Quavo was romantically linked to rapper Iggy Azalea in early 2017, with the pair spotted together at events and collaborating on music, though the association ended shortly thereafter. He was also briefly connected to model Karrueche Tran and influencer Bernice Burgos around 2017–2018, based on public appearances and social media interactions, but neither developed into a long-term commitment. In subsequent years, Quavo has been the subject of dating rumors, including with singer in 2022 and rapper in 2023, primarily fueled by social media speculation and unverified sightings rather than public affirmations. As of 2024, he has been rumored to be involved with influencer and former gymnast Erica Fontaine, with reports of joint travel and private interactions, but no official confirmation from either party has emerged. Quavo has no publicly confirmed children as of 2025. Rumors surfaced in October 2024 suggesting he fathered a child with Fontaine, prompted by unverified posts and audio clips purportedly capturing an infant's cries during a private jet trip, but Quavo has not addressed or substantiated these claims, and no birth records or announcements have been verified.

Philanthropy and social activism

Quavo established the Quavo Cares Foundation, which concentrates on enhancing opportunities via sports, , and programs. In 2022, following the death of his nephew and bandmate Takeoff, he founded The Rocket Foundation to combat in the United States, honoring Takeoff's legacy through targeted community interventions. The foundation has collaborated with local organizations to deliver back-to-school supplies, host sporting events, and organize annual community gatherings like the Huncho Day . In March 2024, The Rocket Foundation initiated the Sparks Grants Program, allocating 100,000acrosstenAtlanta−basednonprofits—100,000 across ten Atlanta-based nonprofits—10,000 each—to support violence interruption, youth mentorship, and safe spaces aimed at reducing . This effort sought to identify and fund groups piloting or sustaining life-saving programs in high-risk areas. Earlier that year, Quavo sold merchandise featuring Takeoff's image, directing all proceeds to the foundation for prevention initiatives. Responding to a surge in Atlanta shootings that resulted in 49 injuries over a July 2025 weekend, Quavo and The Rocket Foundation launched an Emergency Trauma Therapy Fund to finance mental health services for survivors, including trauma-informed therapy and support for community violence interrupters. The fund prioritizes real-time aid for affected families and youth in violence-prone neighborhoods. Quavo has engaged federal efforts, including consultations with the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention, to advocate for policy measures addressing the crisis. For his contributions, Quavo received the Humanitarian of the Year award at the 2024 Variety Hitmakers Brunch, recognizing his foundation's role in fostering safer communities through reduction. These activities reflect a shift toward centered on personal loss, emphasizing practical support over broad political advocacy.

Controversies and criticisms

In April 2015, Quavo, whose real name is Quavious Keyate Marshall, was arrested alongside member Offset following a concert at in . The charges included possession of marijuana, possession of Schedule II controlled substances (, OxyContin, and ), and possession of a firearm in a school safety zone. Quavo posted a $10,000 bond and was released shortly after; in December 2015, he pleaded no contest to the marijuana charge, receiving a 12-month conditioned on good behavior. In April 2018, Quavo faced a misdemeanor battery charge in after allegedly slapping valet attendant Antonio Henry during an altercation at the Encore at casino. Henry filed a civil claiming physical and emotional injuries, leading to a verdict in September 2024 ordering Quavo to pay $682,000 in compensatory and . The criminal battery charge appears to have been resolved without further public details, with the civil case focusing on the slap's aftermath. Quavo has also been named in civil litigation over an alleged on a driver in around July 2021, where he and associates reportedly beat the driver for failing to pick up a group member before an outing. The driver sought damages for physical pain, mental anguish, and disfigurement, but no criminal charges were filed, and the lawsuit's resolution remains unreported in . On July 23, 2023, Quavo was briefly detained by Miami police during an investigation into a strong-arm robbery on a yacht along the Miami River, stemming from a payment dispute where two men allegedly threatened the captain at gunpoint. Video showed Quavo with his hands zip-tied as a precaution, but he was not named as a suspect in the police report, faced no charges, and was released after cooperating; his attorney asserted video evidence cleared him of involvement.

Interpersonal feuds within Migos

Tensions within Migos emerged publicly in May 2022 when Offset and his wife unfollowed Quavo and Takeoff on , amid reports of suppressed family conflicts involving Offset's solo pursuits and label disputes with . Quavo and Takeoff subsequently formed a duo called , releasing the album on October 7, 2022, without Offset's involvement; Quavo attributed the separation to loyalty concerns, stating, "We stand on real deal, real loyalty," while clarifying it was unrelated to Offset's legal actions against the label. Following Takeoff's death on November 1, 2022, conflicts intensified. At the on February 5, 2023, Quavo performed a solo tribute to Takeoff but reportedly blocked Offset from joining onstage, leading to a backstage physical altercation; sources close to Offset claimed Quavo initiated the fight, though Offset publicly denied any scuffle occurred. In April 2023, Quavo shaded Offset on social media over a large Takeoff tattoo Offset got on his back, questioning its sincerity amid their rift. Speculation persisted into 2023 about underlying causes, including rumored backstage fights at awards shows tied to personal disputes involving women. Quavo and Offset briefly reconciled in June 2023 to honor Takeoff's birthday, posting joint tributes. By April 2024, Offset quashed ongoing beef rumors with a public 33rd birthday message to Quavo, and in August 2025, he confirmed they were on good terms, emphasizing no active feud.

Artistic and cultural critiques

Quavo's solo debut album , released on October 12, , drew widespread criticism for its repetitive structure, uninspired production, and heavy reliance on guest features to mask lyrical shortcomings. Reviewers highlighted tracks like "Lamb Talk" and "WORKOUT" as emblematic of droning and formulaic trap beats reminiscent of early 2000s styles, with production described as "cheap and repetitive" despite polished -associated efforts elsewhere. acknowledged the album was "not as bad as social media told you it is," yet conceded its failure to meet expectations set by ' group dynamics, resulting in underwhelming sales of under 100,000 first-week units. Consequence of Sound critiqued it as a "half-and-half affair," undermined by filler tracks that prioritized quantity over quality, diluting Quavo's ad-lib-heavy style without the contrapuntal energy of Offset and Takeoff. Critics attributed Quavo's solo struggles to his artistic dependence on ' trio format, where his hook-writing and ad-libs thrive in ensemble interplay but falter in isolation. noted the "open space" in exposed a lack of the "carnivals of sound" defining tracks, with Quavo's pinball-like vocal bounces losing momentum without group synergy. Amherst Wire described the album's trap-heavy instrumentals—featuring echoing flutes and bursting pads—as failing to elevate generic content, leading to and calls to "please make it stop." This echoed broader sentiments on platforms like and , where fans and analysts argued Quavo's verses, often the weakest in , revealed a stunted solo identity reliant on hype rather than substantive growth. labeled the project a "culmination of the rapper's generic sound," grown stale through overexposure in ' polyrhythmic formula. Subsequent solo efforts like (August 18, 2023), a tribute to late Migos member Takeoff, received more favorable but still tempered reviews for attempting creative risks amid persistent trap conventions. The Music Desk praised Quavo's "sharpened pen" and diversification via producers like , marking a "new creative plane" with poignant tracks like "." Album of the Year user aggregates called it a "solid trap project" in a mainstream landscape of diluted styles, though critics noted it recycled Migos-era motifs without fully transcending solo limitations. Culturally, Quavo's work via has been credited with pioneering the triplet flow—a rapid, polyrhythmic rhyming pattern—that reshaped trap hip-hop, influencing artists from Drake to [Lil Uzi Vert](/page/Lil_Uzi Vert) and spawning widespread imitation. Quavo himself acknowledged this in 2022, stating "everyone was taking our flow," viewing it as validation of innovation in expanding trap boundaries. However, detractors argue this influence contributed to stylistic homogenization, with critiquing over-attribution of ' growth to external memes rather than internal evolution, potentially enabling a derivative wave that prioritized viral over depth. Isolated critiques, such as in the "Stir Fry" video (), pointed to cultural appropriation through caricatured portrayals, though these remained marginal amid predominant focus on musical mechanics. Overall, while ' * (2017–2021) solidified their legacy in hyped-up, sumptuous production, Quavo's individual output has faced scrutiny for reinforcing and bravado without commensurate artistic evolution.

Discography

Studio albums

Quavo's debut solo studio album, , was released on October 12, 2018, by , , and Records. The 19-track project featured collaborations with artists including , Drake, , and , and debuted at number 2 on the chart with 99,000 album-equivalent units in its first week. It was later certified gold by the RIAA on August 19, 2019, for 500,000 equivalent units. His second studio album, , arrived on August 18, 2023, also via and , serving as a tribute to his late nephew and bandmate Takeoff, who was killed in 2022. The album debuted at number 18 on the , moving 32,000 equivalent units in its opening week amid lower commercial expectations compared to his debut.
AlbumRelease dateLabelPeak Billboard 200First-week units
Quavo HunchoOctober 12, 2018, Capitol, 99,000
Rocket PowerAugust 18, 2023, 32,000

Mixtapes and EPs

Quavo has not released any official solo mixtapes or extended plays (EPs). His early career contributions were primarily through ' independent mixtapes, such as Juug Season (2011) and No Label (2012), which featured his verses but were group efforts rather than solo projects. Solo releases, beginning with Quavo Huncho in 2018, have been marketed and classified as studio albums by labels like and . This approach aligns with his transition to major-label distribution, prioritizing commercial albums over traditional mixtape formats common in trap rap's pre-streaming era. Collaborative works, such as with Takeoff (October 7, 2022), are similarly categorized as albums despite their promotional style evoking mixtape aesthetics. As of October 2025, no solo mixtape or EP announcements have materialized, with focus remaining on full-length projects like the forthcoming SATCHAMO.

Notable singles and collaborations

Quavo's collaborations have frequently outperformed his solo efforts on the , with features on multiple top-10 entries. His appearance on DJ Khaled's "I'm the One," alongside , , and , topped the Hot 100 for one week in May 2017, marking his first number-one single as a featured artist. Similarly, his verse on Post Malone's "Congratulations" contributed to its peak at number eight in April 2017, bolstered by a remix featuring that extended its chart run. Other high-profile features include Liam Payne's "Strip That Down," which reached number 10 in July 2017, and Drake's "Portland" with , peaking at number nine that same year. As a lead artist, Quavo's solo singles have achieved moderate commercial success. The lead single from his debut album Quavo Huncho, "Workin Me," released on July 20, 2018, peaked at number 52 on the Hot 100 and received platinum certification from the RIAA for over one million units sold in the United States. Follow-up tracks from the album, such as "Flip the Switch" featuring Drake (peaking at number 48) and "Pass Out" with 21 Savage (number 61), also charted in the fall of 2018, reflecting the project's overall impact with seven entries on the Hot 100 upon release. More recent solo releases include "Tough" with , issued on February 16, 2024, which garnered attention for its crossover appeal and charted on multiple lists. From his 2023 album , singles like "" and "" continued his pattern of trap-influenced output, though they did not replicate earlier peak positions. In 2024 and 2025, Quavo released standalone tracks such as "Georgia Ways" featuring , "SLOW IT DOWN," and "What We Doing," maintaining his presence on streaming platforms and 's year-end tallies. These efforts underscore Quavo's versatility in blending hip-hop with pop and R&B elements across features and leads.
SongLead Artist/CollaborationPeak Position (Hot 100)Year
I'm the One ft. Justin Bieber, , , 12017
Congratulations ft. 82017
PortlandDrake ft. & 92017
Workin Me522018
Flip the Switch ft. Drake482018

Filmography

Film and television roles

Quavo's acting career began with cameo appearances as himself on television series. He first appeared in the Fox comedy-drama Atlanta during its debut season in 2016. That same year, he had a role in the musical drama Star, marking an early scripted part beyond self-portrayals. Guest spots followed in 2019 on the ABC sitcom Black-ish and HBO's sports comedy Ballers. In 2020, Quavo made his credited acting debut in the Netflix series Narcos: Mexico, portraying the character Cuidado in a spin-off focused on the drug trade. Transitioning to film, Quavo took on supporting roles starting in the early 2020s. His feature film debut came in 2022 with , a crime thriller directed by . In 2023, he played T.Y. Way in the musical comedy , a Peacock original about a gospel choir competing in a national showcase. Subsequent releases included (2024), where he portrayed Anton, a character involved in a heist narrative. Also in 2024, Quavo appeared as Lil Zoo in The Waterboyz, a comedy-drama, and in Big in Da Game. Upcoming projects include (2025), again as Anton, co-starring in a gambling-themed story, and Sneaks (2025), a centered on sneaker . These roles represent Quavo's expansion into amid his primary in music, though critics have noted limited depth in his performances to date, often attributing them to his celebrity status rather than dramatic range.

Music videos and cameos

Quavo has featured prominently in music videos as a performer, collaborator, and occasional director, often showcasing high-energy visuals aligned with trap aesthetics, luxury lifestyles, and street narratives. His solo video for "Tough," a collaboration with released on July 3, 2024, was directed by Quavo himself and portrays themes of resilience amid urban settings. Earlier, he directed ' "Narcos" in 2018, emphasizing drug trade motifs inspired by the television series. In 2023, Quavo released the video for "Without You" on January 4, marking a tribute to his late nephew Takeoff with introspective lyrics over moody production, filmed in somber, reflective environments. "Greatness," dropped February 22, 2023, features Quavo in opulent scenes underscoring personal triumph and legacy. His 2024 solo effort "Himothy" includes dynamic footage highlighting bravado and party vibes. More recently, "Trappa Rappa" premiered February 20, 2025, channeling raw trap energy with Quavo embodying a hustler archetype. "Legends" with Lil Baby, released April 10, 2025, pairs triumphant bars with high-production visuals celebrating longevity in hip-hop. Quavo has made cameo appearances in other artists' music videos, extending his presence beyond lead roles. He appeared briefly in Drake's "Nonstop" video in August 2018, filmed in and featuring chaotic party sequences with also present. In collaborative contexts, such as Lil Uzi Vert, Quavo, and Travis Scott's "Go Off" tied to soundtrack in March 2017, he contributes verses amid action-oriented clips. These appearances underscore his versatility in bridging solo projects with high-profile features.

Awards and nominations

Music awards

Quavo has garnered several music award nominations, predominantly through his work with Migos and featured collaborations, with wins primarily in group or ensemble categories rather than solo efforts. His contributions to DJ Khaled's "I'm the One" featuring , , and earned the American Music Award for Favorite Song – Rap/Hip-Hop in 2017. As a member of Migos, Quavo shared in the group's victory for Favorite Duo or Group – Pop/Rock at the 2018 , accepted by Quavo and Offset on behalf of the trio. Migos also won Best Group at the 2018 . In recognition of songwriting, Quavo was named Rhythm & Soul Songwriter of the Year at the 2018 ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Music Awards. In duo work with Takeoff, their track "Hotel Lobby" from the album Only Built for Infinity Links won Outstanding Hip-Hop/Rap Song at the 2023 .
YearAwardCategoryWorkResult
2017Favorite Song – Rap/Hip-Hop"I'm the One" ( feat. , Quavo, & )Won
2018Favorite Duo or Group – Won
2018Best GroupWon
2018ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Music AwardsRhythm & Soul Songwriter of the YearQuavoWon
2023Outstanding Hip-Hop/Rap Song"Hotel Lobby" (Quavo & Takeoff)Won
Notable nominations include four Grammy Awards, such as Album of the Year for Justice (Triple Chucks Deluxe) in 2022, without any wins. Migos received Grammy nods for Best Rap Album () and Best Rap Performance ("") in 2018. Additional nominations span for Best Duo or Group and for Best Hip Hop Video, reflecting group achievements but limited individual acclaim.

Other recognitions

Quavo received Variety's Humanitarian of the Year award at the 2024 Hitmakers Brunch on December 7, recognizing his advocacy against following the 2022 death of his nephew and Migos bandmate Takeoff. This honor highlighted his founding of the Rocket Foundation in 2022, a nonprofit dedicated to reducing through community programs and policy initiatives. Through the Rocket Foundation, Quavo has supported prevention efforts, including the distribution of $100,000 in Spark Grants in March 2024 to organizations addressing the issue. The foundation also hosted events such as a brunch in May 2025 for mothers who lost children to , underscoring his commitment to affected families. Additionally, Quavo's earlier Quavo Cares initiative has focused on youth development via sports, , and arts programs, though it has not received separate formal awards documented in public records. His Huncho Day charity events have donated funds to single mothers in , reflecting ongoing philanthropic activities outside music.

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