The planned final Migos album appears to be moving closer.
Quavo told Baller Alert that he and Offset are not working together “for nothing,” then gave the clearest update yet on how far the project has moved.
“We almost ready to turn it in, too,” Quavo said.
He also pointed to the group’s anniversary in January, saying fans “might get something then.”
That is a timing clue, not a confirmed January 2027 release date. Quavo did not say whether January would bring the full album, a single, an announcement or another Migos moment.
Earlier this month, Quavo confirmed that he and Offset plan to reunite for one final Migos album and a tour.
The project would follow Culture III, released in 2021, and would be the first Migos album since Takeoff was killed in 2022.
Neither Quavo nor Offset has publicly confirmed whether the album will include unreleased or posthumous Takeoff vocals.
The reunion is happening while both surviving members continue separate solo campaigns. Offset released “Something I Need” on September 18, while Quavo is preparing QRÖMELIFE, his Pharrell-executive-produced solo album scheduled for October 2.
The important update is no longer simply that another Migos album is planned. Quavo now says the project is close to being turned in and has given fans a possible January window to watch — without locking that window into a release date.
