In a delightful twist that left 40,000 fans in awe, Quavo took center stage at Tuesday night’s (Aug. 15) Atlanta Braves game against the New York Yankees, offering an electrifying sneak peek into his forthcoming solo album, “Rocket Power,” set to drop this Friday (Aug. 18). The Braves, holding a commanding lead in the NL East, made room atop their dugout for the Migos maestro, setting the stage for a memorable performance.

Sporting a No. 94 jersey emblazoned with the album title across his shoulders, Quavo brought his unique energy to Truist Park. He playfully hopped back and forth across the dugout, belting out the infectious chorus of his latest single, “Who Wit Me,” to the exuberant crowd. Notably, within the song that pays homage to his late nephew and Migos member, TakeOff, Quavo cleverly slipped in a heartfelt shout-out to his hometown.

Anticipation for Quavo’s sophomore solo endeavor has been building, following his triumphant 2018 debut album, “Quavo Huncho,” which impressively peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart. Not a stranger to successful collaborations, Quavo had previously teamed up with Travis Scott for the joint album “Huncho Jack, Jack Huncho” in 2017.

Opening up about the inspiration behind “Rocket Power,” Quavo shared that the album is a vessel for channeling his late nephew’s spirit. He explained, “Every bit of pain, every challenging moment, each tear I shed, and all the times I turned to music to cope with the loss, have fueled this album. It’s about harnessing that energy from above and feeling it course through me, just like the power of a rocket.”

As the release date approaches, fans can hardly contain their excitement for the musical journey Quavo promises to embark upon with “Rocket Power.” This surprise dugout performance, coupled with the album’s heartfelt mission, is certain to resonate deeply with listeners, making its impending launch all the more eagerly anticipated.