Quavo has officially announced the release of a posthumous collaboration with his late nephew and Migos groupmate, TakeOff.

The track, titled “Dope Boy Phone,” is set to drop on May 2 and marks an emotional moment for fans still mourning the tragic loss of TakeOff. A teaser clip shared online shows Quavo in the studio methodically placing several burner phones into a tray before wrapping them up—a symbolic gesture that doubles as the song’s official cover art.

TakeOff, whose real name was Kirshnik Ball, was killed in a shooting outside a bowling alley in Houston, Texas, on November 1, 2022. The incident occurred following a dice game that escalated into violence. At just 28 years old, TakeOff was pronounced dead at the scene. Quavo, who was present during the altercation, escaped physical harm, though two others sustained gunshot wounds and were transported to nearby hospitals.

“Dope Boy Phone” not only serves as a tribute to TakeOff’s legacy but also highlights Quavo’s continued efforts to honor his late nephew through music. The upcoming release is expected to blend their signature Atlanta sound with a deeper emotional resonance, reflecting both loss and loyalty. Fans of Migos and Hip-Hop alike are eagerly awaiting the track, which stands as another poignant reminder of TakeOff’s talent and the deep bond he shared with Quavo.

As anticipation builds, the single is likely to stir strong emotions and further cement TakeOff’s enduring influence on the genre.