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In the past few days Travis Scott has once again been making global headlines both for his music, his blockbuster business activities, and more than a few contentious moments. His dominance in hip hop was underlined most recently when his new compilation album Jackboys 2 soared straight to number one on the Billboard 200, moving 232000 units in its first week and unseating Justin Bieber’s latest release, which put an end to Bieber’s 15-year streak of chart-topping debuts according to Billboard. That same project sees Scott collaborating with a high-profile roster—Don Toliver, Sheck Wes, Playboi Carti, Future, and GloRilla—and has sparked a wave of attention for not just its sales power but its cultural impact. However, not all press was celebratory—a Chicago electronic band Pixel Grip publicly accused Scott of sampling their song Pursuit in the track Kick Out without permission. Lead vocalist Rita Lukea told CBS News Chicago they were both shocked and disappointed by the lack of credit or outreach. While Scott’s team reportedly reached out after the release via producer Sean Momberger to clear the sample, Pixel Grip’s statements suggest lingering bad blood, especially over being initially left in the dark.

Besides album news, Scott has kept up an explosive social and business calendar. He just expanded his record-shattering Circus Maximus World Tour, now adding new 2025 stadium dates in Mumbai and Abu Dhabi per The Hype Magazine. This tour isn’t just a victory lap—it’s a historic milestone, being declared the highest-grossing rap tour of all time at 209.3 million dollars and 1.7 million tickets sold. Notably, Scott was the first rapper to headline and sell out SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, and broke merchandise sale records at Totttenham Hotspur Stadium in London. Further, his recent single 4x4 debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100—his fifth to do so.

His business presence outside of music is nearly as relentless. He remains the only non-athlete in history with his own Nike and Jordan signature line. Recent sneaker launches like the Jordan Jumpman Jack “Bright Cactus” and teases of new collaborations with Nike and Fragment Design have kept him at the center of the sneaker universe according to The Source.

Those chart-topping achievements are counterbalanced by some public spats and side-eyes—Scott was called out on Logan Paul’s Impaulsive podcast by WWE star Drew McIntyre for ruining the WrestleMania 41 main event with his six-minute run-in. McIntyre called Scott a piece of you-know-what on-air, a clip that’s already been making the rounds on social media since July 22. Meanwhile, Scott’s own Instagram is booming, currently ranking number 31 worldwide among influencers in July 2025, boasting nearly 60 million followers and estimated monthly earnings topping 200 thousand dollars based on HypeAuditor data. Social media chatter further exploded when he was spotted in Brazil with soccer superstar Vini Jr., stoking rumors of future collaborations—these remain speculative but kept fans buzzing for more.

Overall, in the span of just a few busy days, Travis Scott has scored yet another major album triumph, added history-making tour dates, attracted some legal controversy, and kept the sneaker world and entertainment industries fixated on his next moves. All this cements his status not just as a hip hop star but as a force whose every move ripples across fashion, sport, and global pop culture.

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