Travis Scott
On a chilly January night in Atlanta, Travis Scott is gearing up for an unforgettable performance. Known as the King of Rage, he has already achieved milestone after milestone in the music industry. With four No. 1 albums and the record for the highest-grossing tour ever by a solo rapper, he’s not slowing down. Tonight, he’s taking it to another level, performing from the rooftop of Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
His latest track, “4X4,” just hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. As the beats pump through speakers, Scott prepares for his halftime show at the College Football Playoff National Championship. With video director Gibson Hazard giving the cue, he bounds around, fully embracing the energy and excitement of the moment.
Originally from Houston, Scott has a deep love for his hometown’s sports scene, which he often blends into his performances. He cherishes memories of watching the Houston Astros in the 2005 World Series and recalling the incredible moments from his days as a ball boy for the Rockets. He watched Tracy McGrady shine during a crucial game, which left a lasting impression on him. “I always wanted him to win,” Scott reflects, a slice of pizza in hand after his intense performance.
His journey from childhood spectator to global star showcases his unique blend of passion for music and sports. Travis Scott continues to soar to new heights, captivating audiences everywhere.
For more on Travis Scott, check out the full cover story in Billboard.
