Quavo has confirmed that he and Offset are planning to reunite for a final Migos album honoring Takeoff, while also teasing a tour featuring the two surviving members of the influential Atlanta rap group.
During an appearance on the V-103 Atlanta Podcast, Quavo addressed the possibility of returning to the stage and studio with Offset. “We’re gonna do it one more time,” he said. “We’re gonna do it right, we’re gonna tour.” His comments provide the clearest indication yet that the pair are preparing to bring Migos’ story to a final chapter.
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The announcement follows a significant public step toward reconciliation earlier this year. On May 5, Quavo and Offset appeared together on Migos’ official Instagram account for the first time since March 2022, sharing a series of studio photos that immediately fueled speculation about a reunion and new music.
The post came days after the two rappers were seen working together in the studio. Offset was pictured recording inside a red-lit booth while Quavo appeared nearby, with additional images showing them together during the session. Their renewed collaboration marked a major change after years of personal and professional tension.
Migos, originally made up of Quavo, Offset and Takeoff, became one of hip-hop’s defining groups of the 2010s. Songs including “Bad and Boujee,” “Stir Fry” and “T-Shirt” helped establish the trio as a dominant force in Atlanta rap, while their Culture series became central to the group’s legacy.
Their final album, Culture III, was released on June 11, 2021. The project debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and completed the group’s Culture trilogy, featuring appearances from artists including Drake, Cardi B, Future, Justin Bieber and Polo G.
Takeoff’s death in November 2022 changed the trajectory of both Quavo and Offset’s careers and ended any immediate possibility of the original trio continuing together. The loss also came during a period when Quavo and Offset were publicly distant, making their eventual reconciliation particularly significant.
Signs of that reconciliation began to emerge in 2025. Both artists acknowledged that rebuilding their personal relationship needed to happen before they could seriously consider making music together again. That process now appears to have led directly to plans for a final Migos project.
Quavo’s reference to doing it “one more time” also suggests that the upcoming album and tour could be designed as a farewell rather than the start of a permanent Migos comeback.
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