Fans Are Relieved As Quavo & Offset Perform On Stage Together For First Time Since Takeoff's Death

An emotional reunion! Quavo and Offset have finally put feud speculations to rest as they teamed up for a surprise tribute to their late friend, Takeoff.

The trio is famous for forming the Hip-hop group Migos, a beloved rap crew that took the music industry by storm. However, the youngest member, born Kirsnick Khari Ball, tragically died in November 2022.

Following his demise, the future of the surviving bandmates became unclear as the pair were rumored to be on bad terms. However, the entertainers put aside their perceived differences to honor the life and memory of the deceased artist.

Sunday, June 25, marked the annual celebration of black excellence in the entertainment industry. The 23rd BET Awards ceremony took place at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles with an incredible performance from the remaining Migos members.

Following a commercial break, the show returned to a raised curtain on the blackened-out stage. Viewers were left guessing what would come as two figures emerged, their identities concealed by the darkness.

The pair stood in front of an image of a space shuttle while a recording of Takeoff's part in the song "Hotel Lobby" began playing in the background, causing the audience to scream as they knew who the shadowed figures were.

When the Space Shuttle took off, the backdrop was replaced by an enlarged image of the late rapper raising a hand to the sky. This signaled the start of Quavo and Offset's performance as they jumped into one of Migos's most popular tracks, "Bad & Boujee."

As seen in the social media clips of their show-stopping reunion, the pair actively commemorated their collaboration by hyping up the crowd as they jumped, rapped, and grooved along to their song. Pyrotechnic effects of flame and light blazed on the stage while female backup dancers strutted their stuff in sexy all-black ensembles.

The passionate BET reunion marked the first time the surviving Migos members have performed together since Takeoff's death. Naturally, their teamwork touched the hearts of fans, with Offset's wife, Cardi B, leading the gushy tributes.

The "Bodak Yellow" songstress expressed joy at seeing her beau and Quavo take the stage like the good old days. "I can’t take it right now…proud of the boys," the Grammy winner tweeted, emphasizing her joy with a short video of a man with red eyes. "That's what I'm talking about. This shit means something to me," he said in between sobs.

More Twitter users shared similar sentiments with someone writing, "This is beautiful!!! I never thought I’d see Quavo and Offset on a stage together again #BETAwards."

Rapper Lil Duval confessed, "Seeing Offset and Quavo together performing made me smile," while another fan noted it was great the duo sorted their rumored problems "Offset and Quavo are FINALLY back together for a tribute. I’m glad they were able to put whatever is going on aside to honor Take 🚀 #BETAwards."

A fourth fan echoed the same opinion, declaring, "Offset and Quavo coming back together is long overdue." The same train of thought continued with someone noting how fantastic it was to see the duo overcome their differences. The social media user chimed:

"Seeing Quavo and Offset perform together again has me legit emotional. Families go through so much. Conflict gets amplified through pain and grief. I’m so happy they’re choosing love and brotherhood. Especially as Black men. This is big."

The loved ones seemingly gave hints of their reunion days before the highly-anticipated award show. On Sunday, June 18, Quavo and Offset stepped out as a united force in honor of Takeoff's posthumous 29th birthday.

Before they were spotted celebrating the late rapper's memory, the duo expressed their love for the deceased on their Instagram pages.

The "Without You" singer paid tribute to his late nephew by sharing a throwback clip of the Hip-hop star checking out a denim jacket and asking for his opinion. In his caption, Quavo confessed he could not "wait for days like this again."

Meanwhile, Offset commemorated the occasion by sharing a carousel of memories with Takeoff. He sweetly captioned the post with praises, writing: "The great to touch a mic! Best spirit ever! Purest man I know. Your heart was golden."

Shortly after sharing their posts, the surviving members of Migos were seen having a birthday celebration for their late member. They were joined by other loved ones, donning t-shirts with Takeoff's face and floating lanterns in memory of the Hip-hop star.