The past 12 months have seen the 27-year-old become easily the most talked-about Migo, primarily as a consequence of his very public marriage, break-up and reconciliation with his superstar wife Cardi B. Yet while the album itself was an intriguing and surprisingly eclectic listen, those qualities weren’t sufficient enough to rid Takeoff of his underdog tag in the long run.Īll eyes, then, are on Offset. Takeoff’s ‘The Last Rocket’, on the other hand, presented a rare chance to solely appraise the underrated talents of the group’s most phlegmatic member. Quavo’s lengthy debut ‘Quavo Huncho’ came first, but it flexed and bragged far too much. Independent releases from each of the Atlanta trio have emerged over the past four months. While none of the three Migos are likely to break rank from their tight unit to declare superiority over the others, hip-hop fans may never have had a better opportunity to decide which member – Offset, Quavo or Takeoff – reigns supreme. That objective may not have been top of Offset’s list of priorities when he was writing his debut solo album, but ‘Father of 4’ has almost unintentionally become the rapper’s best shot yet at stealing the show from those closest to him. Every trilogy needs its final instalment to deliver a satisfying conclusion to make the whole exercise worthwhile.
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