During a rally for Vice President Kamala Harris in Atlanta, Quavo expressed his support for her 2024 presidential campaign, highlighting her commitment to addressing gun violence, an issue that deeply affects him following the death of his nephew, Takeoff. Quavo praised Harris for her proactive approach to gun safety legislation and urged the audience to vote, emphasizing the cultural significance of the event in the birthplace of the Migos. Harris reciprocated his support, quoting Quavo's lyrics to criticize Donald Trump's inconsistencies. The rally also featured a performance by Megan Thee Stallion, who endorsed Harris, reinforcing the event's connection to the music community. Quavo's advocacy for gun violence prevention is underscored by his founding of The Rocket Foundation, aimed at reducing firearm-related incidents. Both Quavo and Harris have collaborated on initiatives to address gun violence in the Black community, showcasing a shared commitment to this pressing issue.