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In the past few days Travis Scott has been dominating headlines yet again both for musical milestones and a few bumps in the business world. Just this week Scott took to social media to celebrate the two-year anniversary of his hit album Utopia with a cryptic “You just had to be here” post and fans lit up Instagram and X with tributes and nostalgia. Not content to rest on his laurels Scott and his JACKBOYS collective made a major return to the charts by dropping JACKBOYS 2 on July 13 with almost no advance notice. Billboard reports the album debuted at number one with 232,000 equivalent album units including 160,000 in pure sales making it the year’s second-biggest rap debut and pulling off the largest first-week sales for a rap album since his own Days Before Rodeo in 2024. According to Luminate the project also pulled nearly 95 million streams in its first week so for the streaming era these are monster numbers. The JACKBOYS franchise is officially back in a very big way.

But it is not all music. Travis’s Circus Maximus Tour which started all the way back in October 2023 is set to wrap up later this year in Tokyo after a massive 84-show world run across six continents. Industry trackers now hail Circus Maximus as the highest-grossing solo rap tour ever with box office receipts near $210 million which keeps Scott solidly among hip-hop’s top earners. The Beat 95.1 and TourSetlist credit the tour’s longevity and blockbuster gross but they also note the ongoing difficulty of disentangling Scott’s legacy from the Astroworld tragedy. As reported by FandomWire and other entertainment media his Coachella 2025 appearance stirred up fresh controversy with fans divided over whether they can move forward from the 2021 incident—a discussion that is not dying down.

On the business and branding front Scott recently made a splashy collaboration with trendsetting market Erewhon for a smoothie launch a move highlighted on his Instagram Reels that drew both fans and foodies. Less positively Travis and WWE have had a highly publicized falling out leading to his removal from WWE 2K25 DLC packs as detailed by Dave Meltzer in Wrestling Observer and echoed on social media. This abruptly ends the promising crossover that WWE was hoping could expand their reach to Scott’s massive following.

Financially Scott remains in a rarefied bracket. FreeJobAlert and multiple entertainment finance trackers estimate his net worth at around 80 million dollars derived from blockbuster albums, the record-breaking tour, partnerships, and his Cactus Jack business portfolio.

So big wins on the music charts and at the bank some new ventures and still very much at the center of public debate—love him or question him Travis Scott is again living at the loudest intersection of music business and pop culture.

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