Takeoff, one-third of the group Migos, was killed in a Houston shooting early this morning.
According to law enforcement officials and numerous witnesses, the tragic encounter happened just after 2:30 AM. At that time, police received a call about a man who had been shot at a bowling alley in Houston called 810 Billiards & Bowling.
Takeoff was shot after it was said that he and Quavo were playing dice when a fight broke out and someone started firing. either in or close to his skull. On the spot, he was determined to be dead.
Quavo, wearing an orange shirt, and others are gathered around Takeoff in footage from the situation that was obtained by TMZ Hip Hop. Quavo screamed for someone to call for assistance as they initially attempted to move him before setting him back down.
According to the police, two further people were shot and transported to the hospital in private automobiles. What their conditions are is unknown. Quavo suffered no harm.
Takeoff shared a selfie from the bowling alley just a few hours before the shooting. Earlier that evening, Quavo tweeted a video of himself touring Houston with Jas Prince, who was commemorating his birthday.
Takeoff was the newest member of Migos; his true name is Kirshnik Khari Ball. Offset was his cousin, and Quavo was his uncle.
They formed a group in Georgia in 2008, and they went on to become multi-platinum hitmakers. releasing “Versace,” their debut single, in 2013. With “Bad and Boujee,” they would top Billboard in 2016.
Quavo and Offset most recently put out a record under the moniker “Unc & Phew,” and on Monday, they debuted their newest song video, “Messy.”
