VIDEO FOOTAGE: Offset denies physical altercation and fighting backstage at the 2023 Grammys awards

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that The outlet began its report by saying, “there’s clearly still serious bad blood” between the longtime friends and musicians. Citing “sources,” the report claimed the “physical fight” took place before Quavo took the stage to perform his tribute to his deceased nephew and fellow Migos member. They did not share any photos, videos, or media corroborating the story.

Furthermore, TMZ alleged that the altercation originated from Quavo blocking Set from being a part of Takeoff’s tribute, despite getting the request from show organizers.

Offset is calling cap on a TMZ report about him and Quavo getting into a physical altercation backstage at the 2023 Grammys. Early Monday, the outlet claimed the pair had to be “pulled apart” after a tussle over the Takeoff tribute at the show.

Though he didn’t name-drop the outlet, Offset seemingly responded after the report zapped through social channels–earning a trending slot on Twitter.

They added that their “Offset sources” blamed Quavo for starting the fight. At the time of publishing, Offset’s tweet had over 460,000 impressions and more than 11,000 likes, and TMZ had no new updates to their article.

Offset Also Claps Back At J. Prince After Comments About His Relationship With Takeoff

This is the second time the Migos rapper has clapped back in less than 24 hours. Late Sunday, Offset addressed the warning message J. Prince delivered through an interview on the Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast.

"What tf look like fighting my brother yal niggas is crazy," he tweeted, denying he was in a kerfuffle with Quavo.

Just hours earlier, the report broke Offset and Quavo had fought just prior to Quavo taking the stage to perform his Takeoff tribute track "Without You" at the Grammy Awards last night (Feb. 5). According to TMZ, tensions flared after Quavo shot down the Grammys' request for Offset to appear onstage during the tribute, which reportedly led to the two Migos rappers throwing hands and having to be separated.

XXL has reached out to Quavo and Offset's team for comment.

There has been some friction among the group for months, with breakup rumors surfacing last May. In the wake, Quavo and Takeoff carried on as a duo while Offset went solo. Not helping matters was the shooting death of Takeoff, which occurred last November while Quavo and Takeoff were in Houston outside a private party at 810 Billiards & Bowling. Fans have been hoping Quavo and Offset would publicly mend their fences following Takeoff's death. Offset still referring to Quavo as his brother is a good sign all love might not be lost

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