Offset is dropping a new song anytime soon and it would feature Icewear Vezzo as well as the late rapper and his Migos co-member, Takeoff.
According to Hip Hop DX, the musician took to his Instagram stories to share a teaser of his upcoming song with the two hip-hop artists.
The rapper, who donned a green outfit ensemble featuring a printed hat, sunglasses, and jacket, appeared to be listening inside a vehicle and it appears that he was contented with the track as he vibed with the beat by nodding his head up and down.
As of this writing, Offset has not revealed the official release date and title of his upcoming track with the two.
How Did Offset React to Takeoff's Death?
Earlier this year, the musician's wife, Cardi B, spoke to "The Jason Lee Podcast" where she revealed how her husband reacted the evening when the Migos member passed away.
Takeoff died on November 1, 2022. At the time, the female rapper and her partner were supposed to attend a Halloween party, but they had to stay at home after their daughter, Kulture, threw up in her costume.
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Since they have no plans for the night, Cardi and her family slept "out of nowhere," then Takeoff's phone started ringing non-stop.
The rapper decided to take the call then the "WAP" hitmaker revealed his reaction, saying he screamed "Nooo." When asked about what happened, the hip-hop star broke the news of his Migos co-member's death to his wife.
"I smacked him and I said, 'Don't say that. Like, don't say that!' And then he [was] just screaming and just throwing things, throwing up, running all over and I was so scared," she added.
Takeoff Death
According to CNN, the musician tragically passed away after being shot outside a bowling alley for a private event in Texas on November 1, 2022.
One of the suspects, identified as Patrick Xavier Clark, was arrested a month later on the east side of Houston.
Clark was later released from jail after posting a $1 million bond. His lawyer, Letitia Quiniones, clarified that neither he nor his family posted the bond, but rather a concerned citizen and family friend did so, believing he was innocent.
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