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How Takeoff and the Migos Flow Changed Atlanta Rap

Quick-jabbing triplets had been a staple of rap, but the trio made the style sound fresh, thanks in large part to Takeoff, its master of syncopation. The rapper was shot and killed at 28 on Tuesday.

Jon Caramanica
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