Father of 4 (stylized in all caps) is the solo debut studio album by American rapper Offset. The album was released on February 22, 2019, by Motown and Quality Control Music. The album's release makes Offset the third and final member from Migos to release a solo album, following Quavo's Quavo Huncho in October 2018, and Takeoff's The Last Rocket in November 2018. The album features guest appearances by J. Cole, Cardi B, Travis Scott, 21 Savage, Big Rube, Gunna, CeeLo Green, Quavo and Gucci Mane.

21 Savage, Offset (as a member of Migos) and Metro Boomin have all worked tirelessly, if only occasionally in concert, to push their respective names to the forefront of hip-hop’s most in-demand collaborators. Without Warning, an album whose release lives up to its name, is a return to form for the trio whose respective talents have allotted them a level of pop appeal far beyond their trap music roots. The whole of it is dark and dense with highlights like the admonitory “My Choppa Hates N*ggas”, and “Run Up The Racks”, a song whose muffled keyboard chimes cast an eerie pall over brags of ill-gotten income. The woozy Offset solo outing, “Ric Flair Drip”, is one of the few more jubilant moments.

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The Migos rapper's first solo album since the death of Takeoff is vulnerable in places, if rather unmemorable

His soul-searching second post-Migos solo album: “Adversity made me focus.”
The past few years have been trying for the former member of Migos, which officially disbanded in 2023 after the tragic death of Takeoff in 2022. But hardship has shaped Offset’s path from the beginning, going back to his incarceration during Migos’ big break in 2013. “With me personally, adversity made me focus,” the 33-year-old rapper tells Apple Music’s Ebro Darden. “I’ve learned to just brush it off.”
His debut solo album, FATHER OF 4, arrived in 2019, but 2023’s SET IT OFF marked Offset’s first venture with Migos in the rear-view. On his third solo album, the rapper born Kiari Cephus sets aside his alias to dig a little deeper. “I named my album KIARI because it’s like me looking at myself in the mirror—my real life, how far I’ve come and what I’ve done, the good and the bad, the mistakes,” he tells Ebro. After seven years of marriage, Offset’s ex-wife, Cardi B, filed for divorce in August 2024. Through the drama, he sought solace in the booth. “I just wanted to focus on the music,” he tells Ebro. “And as soon as I did it, I seen the results.”
The 18 tracks of KIARI show Offset at his most soul-searching, without sacrificing the technical precision he’s been known for since his scene-stealing turn on 2016’s “Bad and Boujee”. Moody samples add to the gravity, from the flip of Nina Simone’s “Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood” on “Pills” to “Bodies” with JID, which throws a curveball by interpolating Drowning Pool’s “Bodies.” (“I like the element of surprise on the records,” Offset told Ebro of the collaboration.)
On “Move On”, Offset officially closes the book on his relationship with Cardi: “I’m trying to move on in peace,” he sings on the hook. As for a future reconciliation with Quavo for a Takeoff tribute album, Offset tells Ebro, “It’s possible. We just building us first.” Still, he scatters tributes to Takeoff throughout KIARI, recollecting the trio’s early days on “Prada Myself” and recruiting John Legend for the poignant hook of “Never Let Go”: “I lost my brother, but I gained an angel.”