Offset Says He and Quavo Had Been Talking Long Before Their Reunion Went Public

Offset says he and his Migos bandmate Quavo had been in contact for a long time before fans knew they had made up. He told DJ Whoo Kid on the SiriusXM Shade 45 show on Nov. 10 that the two had "been talking for a long time," according to Billboard.

Offset said the pair "had to heal behind the scenes." He also said that some family business does not leave the house. He described the reunion with a line that doubles as a summary of the year: "the rebuild is always the best build."

The public signs came earlier. Offset said he attended the Los Angeles release party for Quavo's album QROMELIFE in September, to support his brother. Offset is also featured on that album.

The bigger news is what comes next. Offset and Quavo plan to make one last Migos album in honour of Takeoff, and to tour together, the same outlet reported. Migos was a trio made up of Offset, Quavo and Takeoff. Takeoff died in November 2022, at the age of 28. Neither artist has announced a release date or tour dates.

For fans, the story is about the group that carried their names into the mainstream. For the people who work around the group, it is also a signal that a tour could be planned. A tour means promoters, crews, venues and ticket sales, and a new album means a label, a studio schedule and a release day. None of those details have been confirmed yet.

The album would be a new chapter for a group whose catalogue has kept selling since Takeoff's death. Offset's account suggests the two men spent much of the past few years in private conversations before anyone saw them together in public. Whether those talks lead to a record and a tour will depend on the decisions still to come.

Brief will report the release date, label and tour dates once they are announced by the artists, their label or their promoter.