US Rapper Travis Scott Shoots Music Video In Nigeria
American hip-hop artistes Sheck Wes and Travis Scott are currently filming a music video for a new song in Kano state, Nigeria.
The artistes recently arrived in Nigeria and connected with Rema before relocating to Kano. From Unguwan Dawa to the Gwale local government region, Travis was sighted at several different places.
Residents who gathered in large numbers to see Travis and Sheck plan their video shoot was captured on camera in photos and videos.
Earlier, he ran into several admirers at the hotel where he was staying, who approached him and requested photos with the rapper.
Kano, also called Kano City, city, capital of Kano state, northern Nigeria, is located on the Jakara River.
Relatedly, per the content of a video originally shared on TikTok, American rapper Travis Scott was sighted signalling to a DJ to stop playing Asake’s song in a club in Maimi, US.
The video shows the club DJ playing a song by Nigerian singer Asake while the hip-hop act was present.
According to the guy who captured the video, Travis allegedly told the Disc Jockey to stop playing “Sungba,” which was blaring from the speakers and requested that his own song be played instead.
When he had finished asking the mixer to comply with his request, he raised his head and noticed that he was being recorded. He then requested that the one filming him stop as seen in the video below;
Travis Scott’s real name is Jacques Bermon Webster II. He is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer. His stage name is the namesake of a favourite uncle combined with the first name of one of his inspirations, Kid Cudi (whose real name is Scott Mescudi).
Scott has become a well-known pop culture icon and artist throughout the course of his career. Scott has worked with companies like Nike, Dior, and McDonald’s in addition to his well-reported relationship with American media celebrity Kylie Jenner.
He started the record company Cactus Jack Records in 2017. Additionally, Scott has become well-known for controversy and legal problems involving performance security.
