NBA YoungBoy Regrets Not Filming Music Video With Takeoff

Fans celebrated his appearance on Unc & Phew, but it was puzzling that NBA YoungBoy, Takeoff, and Quavo didn't star in a visual of their collaboration. With a stacked lineup such as this, a music video almost always follows. However, "To the Bone" only received a visualizer, much to fans' disappointment. The Louisiana rapper's interview with Rap Radar has made the rounds, and during the conversation, YoungBoy admits there was a visual in the works.

According to the Rap star, a minor setback changed plans at the last minute. "Quavo sent me the song," said YoungBoy. "They came out here to do the video, but I think something happened. And it had me in a f*cked up mood. So, I had canceled the video. I regret it, though. It's okay, though."

Takeoff was killed on November 1 last year at a private event in Houston. He was with Quavo and a handful of others at a bowling alley, and it's reported that a dice game led to a confrontation. However, Takeoff wasn't involved in the argument and instead was the victim of a stray bullet fired during the fray. He has been fondly remembered in Hip Hop and beyond, and police call his death a tragic accident.

Authorities arrested Patrick Clark in connection with the rapper's death. Clark has since posted $1 million bail, reportedly paid for by a concerned citizen who believes in his innocence. Clark and his attorney have also insisted he wasn't responsible for the crime, but the public is waiting to see what evidence is revealed during his trial.

Takeoff was an unproblematic figure in the industry, but his passing has sparked controversy. Rap-A-Lot icon J. Prince's son was at the event when Takeoff was killed, and their family has endured harsh criticism from the public. Prince has declared his love and respect for Takeoff while also targeting Offset. The two engaged in a war of words on social media after J. Price insulted the Migos star. Things have settled as their peers attempt to keep the peace.