Quavo and Rich The Kid Exchange Bars on "Real One"
The follow-up to last month’s “Himothy.”
After proving he’s really him on his first single of the year aptly named “Himothy,” Quavo has dropped off another heavy hitter. On “Real One,” the Migos rapper enlists the likes of Rich The Kid to exchange bars over a synth-infused trap beat.
The cut comes accompanied by an infrared visual, which follows the duo as they galivant around the world. A compilation of behind-the-scenes clips is edited to resemble night-vision footage edited to the thumping melody of the track.
“Real One” arrives a few weeks after Quavo presented “Himothy,” which also featured a tribute to Takeoff in the visual. The single also comes amidst Rich The Kid’s current hot streak, as he continues to dominate with VULTURES hit “Carnival” and readies for the release of his imminent LP, Life’s a Gamble.
Quavo and Rich have linked up a handful of times in the past, most recently delivering “That’s Tuff” for Rich The Kid’s third studio album BOSS MAN. The duo also joined hands on The Kid’s “Lost It” along with Offset, and Famous Dex‘s “Goin for Ten.”
Find the music video in the gallery above, and stream Quavo and Rich The Kid’s “Real One” on Spotify and Apple Music now.
