Take Off Shot Video Viral On Twitter

Hip Hop Group Migos member Take Off has been killed. A video of him is now been circulating on Twitter, in the video we can see his body lying on the ground. The incident took place in Texas at a bowling alley named 810 Billiards & Bowling Houston where Take off and Quavo (rapper) was playing dice. When altercation broke out, someone out there shot Take Off and he was dead.

As per theguardian, two other people were also shot and taken to the hospital.

Many people went to twitter to pay tribute to the late rapper.

Take Off has released one album called The Last Rocket and one record as a duo.

Take Off Obituary

Takeoff obituary and the death were widely searched online by the people hearing the death information. Following the death information, people wonder what Takeoff ‘s cause of death was. In recent times, Takeoff ‘s death was surfed by many individuals. Most of the time internet deceives the audience by passing news about a healthy person as if they are dead. But the information presented regarding Takeoff is true, and we found a few threads on Twitter honoring much information about Takeoff ‘s obituary. 

Takeoff was shot and killed. This prodigy will be missed by many who relied on his kills.

Takeoff Biography

Full Name	Takeoff
Profession	American rapper
Born	18 June 1994
Died	1 November 2022
Age	28 years
Networth	$26 Million

Take Off Career

Takeoff started rapping in 2008, along with Quavo and Offset, who are also family members. The group’s original stage name was Polo Club, but they eventually switched to Migos. On August 25, 2011, the group released Juug Season, a mixtape, which served as their first full-length project. Then, on June 1, 2012, they released the mixtape No Label.

Following the 2013 release of their single “Versace,” Migos first gained notoriety. The song reached its top positions at number 99 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and number 31 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart after being remixed by Canadian rapper Drake.

Take Off Albums

• Studio albums

• The Last Rocket

Collaborative albums

Extended Plays

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