Travis Scott’s Fifth Album Announcement in Egypt Faces Controversy and Cancellation

A true marketing titan Travis Scott had announced the presentation of his fifth album, Utopiawith a concert in the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt on July 28. Honoring the title of the album, the announcement, finally, has been left in borage water. It was already preceded by controversy, after the Egyptian Musicians Union criticized the show (before it happened) alleging that the shows that the rapper usually offers “go against the cultural identity of the Egyptian people.” Faced with pressure, the promoter Live Nation, organizer of the event, suddenly canceled it, issuing a statement in which it said: “Despite having made our best efforts, complex production problems have resulted in the show not being able to be built.” in the desert”.

In any case, the album is already out and boasts soundscapes that have earned Travis praise and smacking in equal measure. Being a global media star is what it entails and he has been used to that status since he started his career in 2008 and much more so since he began a romantic relationship with Kylie Jenner in 2014. The couple separated at the beginning of 2023 and Scott took refuge in music, resulting in this recent work that is not left out of his personal life.. In fact, one of the songs that has attracted the most attention is Meltdownin which, supposedly, he makes a derogatory reference to Timothée Chalamet, his ex’s current partner.

To console himself for professional and love disappointments, to Travis Scott he always has his monumental collection of cars whose valuable pieces are not available to anyone.

Bugatti Chiron