Quavo Songs & Features (2020) highlights every official solo song, collaboration and guest appearance released by the Migos superstar throughout 2020. Although fans spent much of the year anticipating Culture III, Quavo remained active by releasing new music of his own while appearing on numerous records with some of hip-hop’s biggest artists.

Following a relatively quiet 2019 for Migos as a group, Quavo focused on expanding his solo catalog and delivering standout guest verses across rap and pop. His collaborations with artists like Justin Bieber, Pop Smoke, NAV, Rich The Kid and others kept his name in heavy rotation throughout the year, proving he could dominate both mainstream and street records.

If you’re looking for every Quavo song, feature and collaboration released in 2020, this page serves as a complete archive. Like every yearly compilation on Aswehiphop, we’ll continue preserving Quavo’s official releases from the year in one place.

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Please note: This page covers Quavo’s official solo releases, featured appearances and collaborations released during 2020.

Quavo Songs (2020)

Quavo didn’t release a solo album in 2020, but he still delivered standalone music while balancing Migos activities and collaborations. Below are his official solo releases from the year.

• Practice Makes Perfect
• Keep My Vibes (feat. Offset)

Practice Makes Perfect

Practice Makes Perfect became Quavo’s first official solo release of 2020. Produced by Murda Beatz, the motivational record arrived in January and showcased Quavo’s melodic rap style while encouraging listeners to stay focused on growth, consistency and success. Although it wasn’t attached to an album, the single marked the beginning of another busy year for the Atlanta rapper.

Keep My Vibes

Keep My Vibes reunited Quavo with fellow Migos member Offset. Released as a loose collaboration, the track reminded fans of the chemistry both rappers have built over the years while anticipation for Culture III continued to grow. The song wasn’t part of an official album, but it gave listeners another taste of the signature Migos sound.

Quavo Guest Features (2020)

Beyond his own music, Quavo remained one of the most requested guest artists in hip-hop during 2020. From chart-topping pop records to street anthems and soundtrack appearances, he delivered memorable verses across multiple genres.

• Intentions
• That’s Tuff
• Big Drip (Remix)
• Renegade
• Bad Moves
• Popped
• Shake The Room
• Pick Up
• Chirp
• Aim For The Moon
• Snitching
• West Coast Shit
• Open House
• Frozen
• No Debate

Intentions

Intentions became Quavo’s biggest collaboration of 2020 after joining Justin Bieber on the second single from the Changes album. Released in February, the song blends pop and hip-hop while Quavo delivers a memorable guest verse that complements Bieber’s melodic performance. The collaboration quickly became one of the year’s biggest crossover records.

The single peaked inside the Billboard Hot 100 Top 10, received multi-platinum certifications across several countries and was praised for its positive message. For Quavo, Intentions remains one of his most commercially successful guest appearances of 2020.

That’s Tuff

That’s Tuff is a collaboration between Rich The Kid and Quavo released in early 2020. The song appeared on Rich The Kid’s album Boss Man and paired the two frequent collaborators over a hard-hitting trap production. Their chemistry once again proved why they’ve remained consistent collaborators throughout their careers.

Although the record wasn’t released as the album’s lead single, it became one of the standout collaborations on Boss Man and added another official feature to Quavo’s busy 2020 catalog.

Big Drip (Remix)

Big Drip (Remix) saw Brooklyn rapper Fivio Foreign recruit both Lil Baby and Quavo for the official remix of one of his breakout records. Released during Fivio’s rise in New York drill, the collaboration introduced Quavo’s melodic trap style to the energetic drill production.

The remix helped expand the song’s reach and demonstrated Quavo’s ability to adapt to different sounds outside traditional Atlanta trap. It remains one of his notable collaborations released during the first half of 2020.

Renegade

Renegade appeared on K Camp’s 2020 project Kiss 5. The collaboration allowed Quavo to reunite with another Atlanta artist as both traded melodic verses over a smooth trap instrumental. The song further highlighted Quavo’s consistency as one of hip-hop’s most reliable guest artists.

While Kiss 5 featured several notable collaborations, Renegade stood out as one of the project’s strongest records for fans of melodic Southern hip-hop.

Bad Moves

Bad Moves was recorded for the official Bad Boys for Life soundtrack. The soundtrack brought together several hip-hop artists, with Quavo contributing one of the featured records supporting the action film starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence.

The appearance added another soundtrack placement to Quavo’s growing résumé and further demonstrated how active he remained throughout 2020 beyond his solo music and Migos releases.

Popped

Popped reunited Quavo with Atlanta rapper Trouble for another street collaboration in 2020. The song appeared on Trouble’s project Thug Luv, where Quavo delivered a confident guest verse alongside one of the city’s most respected rappers. Their chemistry fit perfectly over the dark trap production, making it one of the highlights from the project.

Although it wasn’t released as a mainstream single, Popped strengthened Quavo’s growing list of collaborations with fellow Atlanta artists during 2020.

Shake The Room

Shake The Room brought together Pop Smoke and Quavo for one of the biggest hip-hop collaborations released at the beginning of 2020. Serving as the lead single from Pop Smoke’s Meet the Woo 2, the record blended Brooklyn drill with Quavo’s signature Atlanta flow, creating a crossover hit that resonated with fans worldwide.

The collaboration became one of Pop Smoke’s biggest records before his tragic passing and remains one of Quavo’s most memorable guest appearances of the year.

Pick Up

Pick Up is another notable collaboration from 2020, this time with DaBaby. The song appears on DaBaby’s chart-topping album Blame It on Baby, where Quavo joins the North Carolina rapper for an energetic trap anthem. Their chemistry helped make the track one of the standout collaborations on the project.

With both artists dominating hip-hop during the period, Pick Up became another important addition to Quavo’s growing feature catalog.

Chirp

Chirp features Quavo alongside Canadian rapper NAV. Released on NAV’s album Good Intentions, the collaboration pairs Quavo’s melodic delivery with NAV’s atmospheric production style. The record showcased another side of Quavo’s versatility as he continued collaborating with artists across different regions and sounds.

Aim For The Moon

Aim For The Moon reunited Quavo with the late Pop Smoke following their earlier success on Shake The Room. Released on Pop Smoke’s posthumous debut studio album Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon, the collaboration became one of the emotional highlights of the project and further celebrated Pop Smoke’s legacy.

The song also reflected the strong musical chemistry both artists had built in a short period, making it one of Quavo’s most significant features released in 2020.

Snitching

Snitching brought together Pop Smoke, Future and Quavo on another standout collaboration from Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon. Released in July 2020, the record combines Brooklyn drill with Southern trap as both featured artists trade confident verses over an aggressive production. It became one of the album’s fan-favorite collaborations.

The song further strengthened Quavo’s relationship with Pop Smoke’s camp and marked another major appearance on one of 2020’s biggest hip-hop albums.

West Coast Shit

West Coast Shit is another collaboration from Pop Smoke’s posthumous album, featuring Tyga and Quavo. The record pays tribute to West Coast hip-hop while blending Pop Smoke’s drill influence with California-inspired production. Quavo’s appearance helped make the song one of the most talked-about collaborations on the album.

The combination of three distinct rap styles gave the record broad appeal and further demonstrated Quavo’s ability to adapt to different regional sounds.

Open House

Open House saw Quavo team up with Atlanta artist Street Bud, the winner of Jermaine Dupri’s television competition The Rap Game. The collaboration appeared on Street Bud’s debut project and provided the rising rapper with one of his biggest features to date.

Quavo’s guest verse added star power to the record while continuing his tradition of supporting emerging artists within hip-hop.

Frozen

Frozen is a unique collaboration between James Blake, Metro Boomin, Travis Scott and Quavo. Released on Metro Boomin’s soundtrack for Queen & Slim, the song blends atmospheric production with hip-hop and R&B influences, allowing Quavo to showcase a more melodic performance than many of his trap collaborations.

The record stands out as one of Quavo’s most experimental features released during 2020.

No Debate

No Debate features Quavo alongside Polo G on the Chicago rapper’s critically acclaimed album The Goat. The collaboration pairs Polo G’s emotional storytelling with Quavo’s melodic flow, resulting in one of the project’s standout guest appearances.

With The Goat becoming one of the year’s biggest hip-hop albums, No Debate added another high-profile feature to Quavo’s impressive 2020 résumé and rounded out a year filled with major collaborations across the rap landscape.

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