Quavo Drops Hard-Hitting Song Teaser, Drawing Parallel to Hip Hop Legend JAY-Z
In the brief snippet, Quavo confidently asserts his stature, declaring, "I'm going all gold bottles, I'm the Nawfside Shawn Carter," a clever nod to Jay-Z himself. The reference to the "Nawfside" pays homage to Migos' roots and their 2014 track of the same name, a spirited ode to their hometown of Norcross in Gwinnett County, Georgia.
Quavo Delivers Bold Comparison to Jay-Z in Sneak Peek of Upcoming Track:
Quavo is dropping a new song on Friday titled 'HIMOTHY' 🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/ifRvZKMmQJ
— Quovo Hancho (@AmstrongOF30BG) February 20, 2024
Quavo's admiration for Jay-Z extends beyond mere lyrics, as the two have shared a mutual respect and camaraderie over the years. In 2018, Quavo lent his ad-libbing skills to Jay-Z and Beyoncé's Grammy-nominated hit "Apeshit," alongside fellow Migos member Offset.
Furthermore, Jay-Z himself commended Migos for their artistry, particularly praising their single "Avalanche" from the highly anticipated album "Culture III" in a heartfelt text message to Quavo, acknowledging the group's unwavering dedication to their craft.
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Yet, Quavo's tantalizing teaser isn't the only surprise he has in store for fans. Just weeks prior, the multi-talented artist unveiled yet another unreleased track during Travis Scott's electrifying Super Bowl party in Las Vegas.
While speculation runs rampant about the nature of these new releases, fans eagerly await confirmation on whether they signal a solo project from Quavo or the long-awaited follow-up to his acclaimed 2017 collaboration with Travis Scott, "Huncho Jack, Jack Huncho."
With Quavo's undeniable talent and innovative approach to music, anticipation for his forthcoming projects has reached a fever pitch within the hip-hop community.