Quavo says he forgot about “Apesh*t” before it was given to Beyonce and Jay-Z.
The Migos rapper made the revelation during an interview with Billboard.
He said he made the track during an hour-long session with music legend Pharrell, an hour that also produced “Stir Fry.”
“I was in the lab with Pharrell. I actually made 'Apesh*t' and 'Stir Fry' in the same day and hour," Quavo said. "I made 'Stir Fry' first, then right after that he pulled up another beat, and we made 'Apesh*t.' I left both records, and he sent me 'Stir Fry.' I told him I was going to use that for the album.”
Focused on the Migos album, Quavo said, “I totally forgot about 'Apesh*t' — I just forgot about it. I knew he was going to do something with it, and then he called me one day saying, 'It's out of here,' and it definitely was.”
The rapper also cleared up the confusion over the similarities between Cardi B’s “Drip” and “Upscale” by Young Thug and Future.
“That was originally Future, [Young Thug] and I in the studio and we did 'Upscale,' and I recorded a verse to that. What happened was me and Offset actually recorded on the same beat,” he said. “Offset was somewhere else recording on the same beat, and me, Future and Thug are in the studio recording on the same beat. When it came about, it was a whoever wants it thing. We just came together for a meeting and decided to put my verse on 'Drip.' We were all on the same song, so I guess great minds do think alike.”
In other Migos-related news, the group’s tour with Drake has been postponed.
According to People, the tour will start on August 10 in Kansas City. It was originally scheduled to kick off on Thursday, July 26, in Salt Lake City, Utah.
“In order to deliver the high standard tour experience our fans expect and deserve, we have made the necessary decision to slightly adjust the beginning of the Aubrey & the Three Migos tour schedule,” Drake’s spokesperson said in a statement.
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