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It did not, but the crew still returned to Houston before midnight, unscathed. They barely took a breath. When they’ve been out of town, Trae and Rogers often feel guilty that they’ve ignored Houston, so they make sure to host local events to compensate: a bike giveaway, a car giveaway to promote mask wearing, a school supply giveaway, a turkey dinner.

A few days earlier, Trae and Rogers had sat down on a concrete bench in Houston’s Emancipation Park, under a large, shady tree, and bidden goodbye to a traveling outdoor exhibit they’d facilitated, the Say Their Names Memorial. A handful of Relief Gang volunteers encouraged social distancing and mask wearing in a line that sometimes wrapped around the block. Winding their way through more than 36 columns, viewers surveyed photographs of more than 150 victims of race-motivated killings. From the bench, Trae and Rogers waved at a few passing toddlers, who stared at the pair as their parents walked them past; Trae bumped his chest with a fist and nodded at friends nearby.

“I HATE WHEN PEOPLE SAY, ‘THIS IS YOUR CALLING,’ ” TRAE SAID. “THIS IS MY HEART, DEFINITELY, BUT I LOVE MY MUSIC.”

Rogers had told me over the phone last summer that Trae calls him fifteen times a day. When I asked Trae if that was true, he nodded. “We get on each other’s nerves,” he said. “More so me on him.”

In the dynamic he was describing, I could more easily picture Trae irritated. He looks irritated a lot of the time—a long-standing defense, he has explained, against anyone who might try to take advantage of him. Irritation was more difficult to fathom in Rogers, who is as earnest and friendly as his cardigan-clad namesake, slender with kind eyes and a nervous energy like he’s just chugged several Red Bulls (which he probably has).

Admirers often remark that Trae and Rogers have found their true purpose in the Relief Gang. It’s meant as a compliment, but it’s one that feels backhanded to them. “I hate when people say, ‘This is your calling,’ ” Trae said. “This is my heart, definitely, but I love my music, just the way I know [Rogers] loves his music.”

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