While the presidential election is a few months away, it’s clear who Migos’ Quavo has endless love for. The rap superstar teaming up with Vice President Kamala Harris for the first-ever Rocket Foundation Summit on Gun Violence Prevention is way too epic.

Kamala Harris and Quavo team up in the name of Takeoff

Quavo and Harris hit up their social media pages to deliver the huge news. The announcement comes nearly two years following the death of Migos’ Takeoff a.k.a. Rocket and on the group member’s 30th born day.

Today, I joined @quavohuncho for the first-ever Rocket Foundation Summit on Gun Violence Prevention.

We reflected on Quavo’s advocacy to preserve Takeoff’s legacy and discussed our work to prevent gun violence — including the Biden-Harris Administration’s Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, the most significant gun safety legislation in nearly 30 years.

Quavo: Thank you for bringing us together for this critical conversation. And thank you for your courage and your leadership. Together, we continue our work to save lives and keep our communities safe.