On Thursday, Travis Scott proudly displayed his brand new Tesla Cybertruck and Cyberquad ATV.
The rapper posted photographs to Instagram of himself with a flamethrower in hand, alongside his electric ATV—the first of its type from Tesla—and his enormous $80,000 truck.
Wearing an oversized T-shirt and loose slacks, he casually displayed and praised the rare autos in the photos.
Without writing a caption, the Butterfly Effect hitmaker allowed the photographs of his gleaming toys do the talking. He is debuting his brand of hard seltzers only days before his ex-girlfriend Kylie Jenner, 26, is slated to drop her own line.
The news follows days after Scott’s musical guest spot on Saturday Night Live, hosted by Ramy Youssef, was announced. The show airs later this month.
On the long-running sketch series, he first appeared in 2018 as a musical guest.
He may play some of his popular songs, such as Sicko Mode, Goosebumps, Butterfly Effect, and Antidote, even though he isn’t promoting a new album.
On July 28, 2023, he released Utopia, his fourth studio album.
On August 3, 2018, he released his third studio album, Astroworld.
His second child, a son named Aire, was born to him and Jenner between those two most recent records.
Stormi, their first kid, is now six years old, and they welcomed her in February 2018.
After a relationship that lasted over six years of on-and-off dating, Scott and Jenner finally called it quits in early 2023
According to sources close to the split, the two are planning to launch their respective seltzer brands within a few days of each other. “Out of spite” is supposedly what Jenner is doing. The reality star allegedly “ripped off” his idea as she was aware that he had registered the trademark for Cacti hard seltzer in June 2020.
The next year, he released the product’s initial edition, and on March 15, he would unveil Cacti 2.0.
Sprinter, Jenner’s own line, will debut on March 21.
After the tragic events at Astroworld, Scott decided to temporarily halt production.
His hard seltzer was a huge Һit upon its first March 2021 sale, but after a disastrоus seven months, the company pulled the product from shelves.
At his concert in Houston, Texas that November, a stampede killed ten people and injured hundreds more.
The tragedy and calamity have put Scott in the middle of a huge lawsuit.
