Offset

Offset, born Kiari Kendrell Cephus on December 14, 1991, is an American rapper from Lawrenceville, Georgia, best known as one third of the Atlanta trio Migos alongside Quavo and Takeoff. The group helped popularize the triplet flow and ad-lib-heavy delivery that came to define much of modern trap music, with tracks like «Bad and Boujee» pushing that sound into the mainstream. Within Migos, Offset developed a reputation for dense, aggressive verses and sharp punchlines, often serving as the technical anchor of the group's rotating flows.

Beyond Migos, Offset built a solo career marked by collaborative and independent projects. In 2017 he teamed with 21 Savage and producer Metro Boomin for the joint album Without Warning, showcasing a darker, more menacing register than his group work. He followed with his solo debut FATHER OF 4 in February 2019, an album that leaned into more personal and reflective songwriting alongside the trap bangers fans expected, touching on fatherhood, loyalty, and his path from Lawrenceville to stardom.

Offset's catalog spans hard-hitting trap anthems like «Ric Flair Drip» and «Clout» to more melodic, R&B-inflected records such as «Red Room» and «Don't Lose Me», reflecting Migos' broader influence in blending rap with pop and R&B sensibilities. His work, both with the group and solo, remains a touchstone for the ad-lib-driven, hook-forward style that has shaped a generation of hip-hop.