Quavo is on quite the roll with his high-profile collaborations.

Before scoring critical acclaim for his musical tag team with Lenny Kravitz for the reimagining of the Rock icon’s 1998 hit ‘Fly Away,’ the former Migos frontman landed a Hot 100 top 40 hit alongside Lana Del Rey with their unexpected union ‘Tough.’

Undoubtedly looking to keep the wins rolling, the Head Huncho has now enlisted the help of Ty Dolla $ign for ‘If I Fall’ for the soundtrack of the forthcoming film ‘Transformers One.’

“If only they could see me now (Ayy) / If the sky is the limit, I take off / The only way to bring me down, me down / Me down, me down, me down / Is for me to stop believin’ now,” croons Quavo over the Are We Dreaming-produced chorus.

Ahead of the movie’s march to U.S. theaters on September 20, look inside to see the Brian Tyler-directed music video for ‘Fall.’

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After soaring to his highest solo mark yet (as a song leader) on the Hot 100 with the Lana Del Rey-assisted ‘Tough,’ rapper Quavo is hoping to fly even higher on the hitlist with the Lenny Kravitz-assisted ‘Fly.’

Produced by Watt & Cirkut, the new tune comes as an updated take on Lenny’s 1998 smash ‘Fly Away.’

“Flyest in the room, who Flyer than you? / Flyest in the room, you just past the moon?,” the Head Huncho spits ahead of fresh vocals from the 4x GRAMMY-winning Rock legend.

Seeing its arrival accompanied by a Jake Nava-directed music video, fly inside to get acquainted with the latest from Quavo and Kravitz.

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Quavo and Lana Del Rey have unlocked their brand new collaborative single ‘Tough.’

Viral even ahead of its arrival, the teaser for the release amassed a whopping 40 million views on social media.

Wasting no time lighting a match under the track, the pair have debuted the song’s accompanying music video simultaneously.

Directed by Wyatt Spain Winfrey, the clip sees the collaborators cocooned in their own world of love.

Watch the video for ‘Tough’ below…

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Quavo shows no signs of slowing down the music releases to amp up excitement for his forthcoming third studio album, the follow-up to 2022’s ‘Rocket Power.’

Beyond the diss tracks dropped during his unexpected beef with Chris Brown, the former Migos frontman also dropped ‘Real One,’ ‘Clear the Smoke,’ ‘Potato Loaded,’ and more over the last four months.

Adding to the growing stack of 2024 releases is the June 14-unveiled ‘Mink.’

“Lil’ bit’ p—y pink, so I went and bought a mink (Pink) / I was workin’ a trap, never worked a plan B / Don’t forget your strap, boy, playin’ in these streets (Bao) / I just put two hundred bands sin the kitchen sink (Kitchen),” he raps on the Atake-produced cut.

Hear it inside courtesy of its accompanying KeeMotion and Huncho Films-directed music video.

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Shortly after getting heads bobbing to his latest single, ‘Clear the Smoke,’ former Migos frontman Quavo followed by unleashing its accompanying music video.

A cinematic affair, the KeeMotion-directed visual sees Huncho calling all the shots over an underground business.

“Everything bankroll right / Smokеd out, burnt out life,” he raps over Nick Mira and Dez Wright production. “B-tch, I threw back twice / Damn, I feel nice, what you feel like? / Worth some M’s, right , b-tch, don’t film.”

See the action in full inside.

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Atlanta stand up!

ATL’s own Quavo and Destroy Lonely join forces for the delectable new banger ‘Potato Loaded.’

Arriving alongside a Diamond Visuals-directed music video, the green sepia clip sees its performers exchange braggadocious bars over a MISOGI-produced beat.

“We ain’t goin’ for sh-t, we send that Blitz, you getting stick / She tryna s*** my d***, I wipe that spit right off her lip,” raps Lonely on the racy track.

Delivered less than a month after Quavo tapped another Atlanta-based hitmaker, Rich the Kid, for the equally sizzling ‘Real One,’ hop inside to get acquainted with ‘Loaded.’

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Atlanta stands up loud and proud with native sons Quavo and Rich the Kid.

Teaming up for the new song ‘Real One,’ the Broadday-produced cut comes just two week after the former dropped off his latest solo single ‘Himothy.’

“Wall to wall, baby squeeze in, this sh-t loaded / Turn me up, high as hell, the b-tch going,” Q raps in the bass-buoyed bop.

The latest in a string of collaborations the two have joined forces for including 2020’s ‘That’s Tuff’ and ‘Too Blessed,’ hop inside to hear ‘Real’ in full and peep its Jesus Gxrcia-directed music video.

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Less than a week after releasing ‘Himothy,’ his first solo track of 2024, Quavo unveiled the cut’s official video.

The first taste of new music he has lifted to digital shelves since the modest reception of his sophomore solo album, 2023’s ‘Rocket Power,’ the ‘Himothy’ visual sees the rapper rep his hometown of Atlanta hard as he stands proud atop the city’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

“In the same breath, I can show ’em how to scam American Express/ I’m tired of you talkin’ ’bout him, please, let my nephew rest/ Since ain’t nobody doin’ nothin’, sh*t, f**k it, all of ’em gettin’ pressed/ Shut it down, baby shut it down, Huncho, shut it down, it’s a mess,” he spits on the Budda Beats-produced cut.

See the clip in full inside.

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Quavo‘s solo sophomore album, the 2023-released ‘Rocket Power,’ may have lacked the power to last on the Billboard 200 for longer than 3 weeks, but that certainly hasn’t stopped the Migos star from launching more singles in its support.

Having already given housed cuts ‘Hold Me,’ ‘Turn Yo Clic Up,’ ‘Greatness,’ ’11:11,’ and others the visual treatment (as reported here), the Head Huncho’s now lifted a video for fan favorite ‘Wall to Wall.’

“Pop me a pill, tryna shake this sh-t off (pop it) / Mixin’ with both, better get the kick off (woo) / Told her “Jump off” and she sucked the d-ck off (grr) / Ooh, when I catch ’em, my bad, I get off / I do it big, do this sh-t for Takeoff (Take’),” he raps on the Felix Leone-produced bop.

See its accompanying, Zach Stith-directed clip in full inside.

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Quavo‘s 2023-released sophomore solo album, ‘Rocket Power,’ may not have taken off the way its predecessor (2018’s ‘Quavo Huncho‘) did on the Billboard 200, but that certainly hasn’t acted as a deterrent for the Migos star’s promotional strategy.

Having already gifted the video treatment to the LP’s cuts ‘Greatness,’ ‘Hold Me,’ ‘Disciples,’ ’11:11,’ and the Future-assisted ‘Turn Yo Clic Up,’ the GRAMMY nominee adds another clip to his growing videography: ‘Galaxy.’

“This the feeling when I get when I cop the Mercedes and I wanna splurge on my lady,” raps Quavo on the Alex Lustig-produced track. “Hundred racks and I got it all cash and I came out the trap and they look at me crazy.”

Directed by Keemotion, hop inside to see the Dominican Republic-filmed action.

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In a bid to see his sophomore solo studio album, ‘Rocket Power,’ launch atop the Billboard 200 next week, Quavo is giving yet another cut from the 18-track set the video treatment: ‘Disciples.’

Following the visual release of housed tunes ‘Turn Yo Clic Up (featuring Future)‘ as well as the inspirational ‘Greatness‘ and ‘Hold Me,‘ the former Migos leader steps to the dark side in the ‘Disciples’ clip (directed by Keemotion).

“Now it turned into survival / I don’t trust nothin’ but my family and my rifle / I ain’t paying attention to nobody but my rivals,” he spits over the Murda Beatz-produced song.

Will it be just what’s needed to ensure Quavo the chart championship? Watch inside and let us know.

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In celebration of the release of Quavo‘s second solo studio album ‘Rocket Power,’ the former Migos star jetted to Paris and his hometown of Atlanta in the music video for the LP’s housed cut ‘Hold Me.’

As fans know, Quavo dedicated the entire project to his late nephew/groupmate Takeoff (born Kirsnick Ball) – who was tragically killed in late 2022. The ‘Hold Me’ video sees him going the extra mile to keep Ball’s memory alive.

“You the only one goin’ through the motions / I was trapped up in all my emotions,” Quavo raps on the touching track. “Lost my nephew to gunplay and smoke shit / Lost my dawgs to some petty a** ho shit.“

The latest single from ‘Rocket,’ ‘Hold’ – produced by BNYX, Aldae, and Gitch – follows ‘Greatness‘ and the Future-assisted ‘Turn Yo Clic Up.’

Watch the song’s accompanying clip in full inside.

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