Kendall Parks
As the world continues to mourn the passing of Migos member Takeoff, who was senselessly killed after a dice game went wrong, it is essential to remember that the dice game--also called "craps" or "rolling bones" was part of their culture.
While mourning the loss of Takeoff, who was tragically murdered after a dice game gone wrong, it is vital to remember that to the Migos, shooting dice was their culture.
Last year, before splitting, James Corden had the opportunity to interview the Migos. They got candid about their gambling habits when they took a trip to Las Vegas.
For The Culture: Migos Shooting Dice
In 2018, Lil Baby was seen shooting dice with Migos group member Offset while shooting a music video in Atlanta.
Two years later, the crew was also spotted playing a game of dice at Lumiere Casino, which is located in St Louis.
Meek Mill Shoots Dice
In 2017, Meek Mill was on Instagram live playing a dice game, winning $50K against them.
Migos + Blueface Shoot Dice In Miami’s Club LIV
In June 2021, the trio and West Coast rap star Blueface took their love for dice to a whole new level. The rap heavyweights lit up Miami’s Club LIV dance floor shooting dice with big bucks. You can easily spot Takeoff standing up as Blue is on the ground trying his luck on the dice roll.
The footage was all captured for Instagram Story courtesy of rap crooner Tory Lanez. TL can’t hold back in jokes about them being extra and the most ghetto for their decision to play dice in an actual nightclub’s floor.
The clip is a hilarious instance of bromance goals going to new heights or in this case possibly new lows – literally.
Additional reporting by Cyrus Langhorne.
This story was originally written 06/14/21.
