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Travis Scott has been making major waves this past week on several fronts. The headline everyone is talking about is his triumphant return to the top of the charts with the JACKBOYS collective—their new project, JACKBOYS 2, dropped with little notice on July 13 and has just debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. According to The Source, this marks one of the biggest rap debuts of the year, moving 232,000 equivalent album units in the US and racking up nearly 95 million official streams. The sheer impact of this release echoes Travis’ dominance with the original JACKBOYS in 2020 and continues his chart-topping legacy.

Monday saw Scott celebrating the second anniversary of his Utopia album. He took to social media to remind fans of how much changed since that record, posting a nostalgic, “You just had to be here,” that instantly caught fire with both fans and pop culture observers. The two-year marker for Utopia is a reminder that Travis remains an unstoppable force both creatively and commercially, as covered by The Beat 95.1 and The Source.

Publicly, Scott’s presence has extended beyond music. He was reportedly set for an appearance at the Lenovo Center this past weekend, feeding constant speculation about new tour dates or potential festival plans, though at press time, no official word confirmed an imminent full-scale solo tour. On the brand side, rumor meets reality as fans are buzzing about his new smoothie developed with trendy retailer Erewhon, which is being sold as a limited collab—Instagram posts of the partnership show vibrant fan engagement and lines at the store, cementing his place as a cultural tastemaker.

On a more sensational note, wrestling insiders have been dissecting Travis’ appearance at WWE: Unreal, where he was involved in a high-profile ringside segment—delivering a headline-generating slap to Cody Rhodes and causing quite the stir with fans and industry watchers. However, unconfirmed reports circulating on Instagram claim that WWE has cut all future ties with Travis following behind-the-scenes friction throughout the year, although neither party has released an official statement.

In terms of pure business, Travis’ net worth continues to inspire headlines. Totempool recently placed his net worth at $120 million, citing his diverse portfolio—though Freejobalert offers a more conservative $80 million, attributing wealth to music, Cactus Jack Records, endorsements, fashion, and a fast-growing real estate game.

Bottom line: In the past few days, Travis Scott has reasserted himself as a blockbuster artist, cultural crossover king, and business magnet, all while keeping the industry—and his followers—on high alert for what’s next.

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