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Quavo

Rapper

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Music

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Energetic Brave Confident Enthusiastic Pioneering Passionate Direct

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1991-04-02
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One-third of the iconic hip hop group Migos, Quavo—whose real name is Quavious Keyate Marshall—has made a significant mark in the music industry both as part of the trio and as a solo artist. Migos first gained major attention with their hit single “Versace,” which helped propel them into the mainstream spotlight. Over the years, Quavo has expanded his reach beyond the group, collaborating with big names in the industry. For instance, he was featured on DJ Khaled’s 2017 chart-topping track “I’m the One,” and lent his vocals to Post Malone’s popular song “Congratulations,” further solidifying his presence in modern hip hop.

Before all the fame, Quavo joined forces back in 2009 with his nephew Takeoff—real name Kirshnik Ball—and cousin Offset, also known as Kiari Cephus, to form what would become the legendary trio Migos. Their unique flow and energetic style quickly set them apart in the rap scene. As a solo act, Quavo has continued to build his legacy, releasing successful projects that showcase his versatility.

On a personal note, Quavo has been in the public eye not just for his music but also for his relationships. He was previously in a high-profile relationship with rapper Saweetie, and has also been romantically linked to model and actress Karrueche Tran. Through it all, Quavo remains a central figure in Migos’ journey and a standout artist in his own right, consistently evolving while staying true to his roots.

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He was widely recognized as the most influential rapper during the early part of 2014, earning that title from Complex Music—a big deal in the hip-hop world. He really stood out that year, with his style and impact resonating across the industry. He wasn’t just popular; he was shaping the sound of the moment, and critics took notice. He definitely left a mark, and many still point to that period as a defining chapter in modern rap.

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