Back in 2017, Travis Scott and Quavo felt like unstoppable entities in the hip-hop world. Overall, they still very much are. However, the Migos hype in 2017 was palpable, while Scott was on the cusp of becoming a mega star. They had already worked together before, but they decided to team up for a fully-fledged collaborative album. These collab tapes were becoming extremely popular, and it made sense for these two to link up. The album was called Huncho Jack Jack Huncho, and it was a relative success.
Ultimately, this is one of those albums that did not have the desired effect. Instead, it was seen as just another collab tape by two titans on autopilot. However, there were still some solid tracks here. It is by no means either of these artist's best work. But that is not to say that it doesn't deserve closer inspection. For instance, the song "Moon Rock" is one that is particularly memorable. With some of the best production on the entire tape, this feels like the perfect song to highlight on the album's 6-year anniversary.
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Travis Scott & Quavo Are "Huncho Jack"
The melody that builds on this song feels extremely dark. There is something really sinister about it and those crescendoing 808s really make this song pop. As for Travis and Quavo, they pull off some solid performances that are drenched in autotune. Lyrically, they aren't exactly doing any heavy lifting. However, the vibes are there and that is what you want from these two.
What do you think of "Moon Rock?" Is this the best collaboration between Quavo and Travis Scott? If not, what is and why? Let us know in the comments section down below. Additionally, be sure to keep it locked to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world. We will be sure to keep you informed on all of the biggest releases from all of your favorite artists. There is a lot of great music on the horizon.
Quotable Lyrics:
Ran 12 red lights, 12 behind me
Paparazzi flashes wanna deprive me
Hypnotized, I cannot let it blindside me, no
I'ma live and die by my Migos
Why I'm startin' to dance, what in the hell did you hand me?
Took all of my n****s off Xans, put all of my bitches on Plan B
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