Kanye West returned to the stage on Wednesday night (Jan. 31), performing at Travis Scott’s UTOPIA show in Orlando.
Ye took the CIRCUS MAXIMUS stage wearing a Jason Voorhees mask while delivering a six-song setlist which began with “Runaway” and finished with “Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1.” Also performed was “Vultures,” “Fade,” “Can’t Tell Me Nothing,” and “All of the Lights.”
You can see all of the epic videos from Orlando below.
Kanye West returned to the stage on Wednesday night (Jan. 31), performing at Travis Scott’s UTOPIA show in Orlando.
Ye took the CIRCUS MAXIMUS stage wearing a Jason Voorhees mask while delivering a six-song setlist which began with “Runaway” and finished with “Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1.” Also performed was “Vultures,” “Fade,” “Can’t Tell Me Nothing,” and “All of the Lights.”
You can see all of the epic videos from Orlando below.
Kanye West returned to the stage on Wednesday night (Jan. 31), performing at Travis Scott’s UTOPIA show in Orlando.
Ye took the CIRCUS MAXIMUS stage wearing a Jason Voorhees mask while delivering a six-song setlist which began with “Runaway” and finished with “Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1.” Also performed was “Vultures,” “Fade,” “Can’t Tell Me Nothing,” and “All of the Lights.”
You can see all of the epic videos from Orlando below.
Kanye West returned to the stage on Wednesday night (Jan. 31), performing at Travis Scott’s UTOPIA show in Orlando.
Ye took the CIRCUS MAXIMUS stage wearing a Jason Voorhees mask while delivering a six-song setlist which began with “Runaway” and finished with “Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1.” Also performed was “Vultures,” “Fade,” “Can’t Tell Me Nothing,” and “All of the Lights.”
You can see all of the epic videos from Orlando below.
As Travis Scott continues his trailblazing journey through 2024, he drops the official music video for “I KNOW ?,” a standout track from his latest album, UTOPIA.
Co-directed by Travis Scott and the acclaimed Dave Meyers, known for their previous collaborations on hits like “SICKO MODE” and “STOP TRYING TO BE GOD,” the video features supermodel Emily Ratajkowski in her first music video appearance in a decade, alongside Anok Yai and Travis himself. Since its release, “I KNOW ?” has amassed over 440 million streams, solidifying its status as a fan favorite and adding another visual spectacle to Travis Scott’s impressive repertoire.
Travis Scotthas pledged to revive the beloved Freedom Skatepark in Accra, Ghana, originally established by the late Virgil Abloh before his passing in November 2021. The cherished skatepark, a testament to Abloh’s legacy, is currently at risk of closure, prompting the Houston rapper to take proactive steps in preserving this cultural space.
Save Freedom Skatepark
On Jan. 5, Wole Olosunde took to Instagram to spread awareness to help save Freedom Skatepark in Accra, Ghana. It was opened by Virgil Abloh shortly before his death in November 2021 and is now facing closure.
The New York-based designer showcased a cement wall, and sand poured inside the park to prevent skaters from entering:
“The Irony of Freedom. Finally got to visit FREEDOM, the skate park Virgil Abloh built in Accra, Ghana. One of his last projects before he passed. I left heartbroken and confused,” Olosunde wrote.
He continued:
“Cause why tf is no one talking about or fighting for this? Another owner has shown up, stormed the park & built a cement wall then poured sand through the park to keep all skaters out.”
Travis Scott Chimes In
Olosunde’s post caught The UTOPIA artist’s attention, prompting him to comment:
“MANNN WHATT WHAT WE DOINNNNNGGGGGGGG LET ME KNOW WHAT WE GOTTA DO TO GET MY BROTHER PARK BACK GOING PLEASSSSSEEEEEEE.” Olosunde replied to Scott bhy commenting “ITS TIME.”
Users in the comment section reacted to Scott wanting to restore the skatepark. One user named @__jesse.vi commented, “trav coming to (Ghana) confirmed haha…i been always knew trav is a pure human.” Another user named @cimeryy commented doing gods work, nothing but respect.”
The Freedom Skatepark was not just a skateboarding venue but also a vibrant community center. Alongside the skatepark, a community center provided free Wi-Fi, masterclasses, and studio time for recording to the local kids.
It was a space where creativity flourished and dreams were nurtured. This added significance makes Scott’s efforts to save the skatepark even more crucial.
‘A Day In Ghana’
Interestingly, fellow rap star Kendrick Lamar had previously documented his visit to Freedom Skatepark in his Spotify mini-documentary A Day in Ghana. The documentary shed light on the vibrant skateboarding culture at the park and emphasized its importance as a safe space for the local youth.
While Scott’s determination is commendable, there have been no official plans announced regarding the reopening of the skatepark.
In other Travis Scott news, he released his filmCircus Maximus in August 2023. The film is a visual accompaniment to his latest album, UTOPIA. The film has Scott doing live performances of the album’s songs such as “HYAENA,” “SIRENS,” “DELESTO,” and others.
Skate For Tyre
Travis Scott’s commitment to restoring Virgil Abloh’s skatepark in Africa echoes the efforts of Memphis rapper NLE Choppa. In an unrelated but equally significant event, NLE Choppa organized a peaceful protest at a skatepark to honor the memory of Tyre Nichols, a victim of police brutality.
Travis Scotthas pledged to revive the beloved Freedom Skatepark in Accra, Ghana, originally established by the late Virgil Abloh before his passing in November 2021. The cherished skatepark, a testament to Abloh’s legacy, is currently at risk of closure, prompting the Houston rapper to take proactive steps in preserving this cultural space.
Save Freedom Skatepark
On Jan. 5, Wole Olosunde took to Instagram to spread awareness to help save Freedom Skatepark in Accra, Ghana. It was opened by Virgil Abloh shortly before his death in November 2021 and is now facing closure.
The New York-based designer showcased a cement wall, and sand poured inside the park to prevent skaters from entering:
“The Irony of Freedom. Finally got to visit FREEDOM, the skate park Virgil Abloh built in Accra, Ghana. One of his last projects before he passed. I left heartbroken and confused,” Olosunde wrote.
He continued:
“Cause why tf is no one talking about or fighting for this? Another owner has shown up, stormed the park & built a cement wall then poured sand through the park to keep all skaters out.”
Travis Scott Chimes In
Olosunde’s post caught The UTOPIA artist’s attention, prompting him to comment:
“MANNN WHATT WHAT WE DOINNNNNGGGGGGGG LET ME KNOW WHAT WE GOTTA DO TO GET MY BROTHER PARK BACK GOING PLEASSSSSEEEEEEE.” Olosunde replied to Scott bhy commenting “ITS TIME.”
Users in the comment section reacted to Scott wanting to restore the skatepark. One user named @__jesse.vi commented, “trav coming to (Ghana) confirmed haha…i been always knew trav is a pure human.” Another user named @cimeryy commented doing gods work, nothing but respect.”
The Freedom Skatepark was not just a skateboarding venue but also a vibrant community center. Alongside the skatepark, a community center provided free Wi-Fi, masterclasses, and studio time for recording to the local kids.
It was a space where creativity flourished and dreams were nurtured. This added significance makes Scott’s efforts to save the skatepark even more crucial.
‘A Day In Ghana’
Interestingly, fellow rap star Kendrick Lamar had previously documented his visit to Freedom Skatepark in his Spotify mini-documentary A Day in Ghana. The documentary shed light on the vibrant skateboarding culture at the park and emphasized its importance as a safe space for the local youth.
While Scott’s determination is commendable, there have been no official plans announced regarding the reopening of the skatepark.
In other Travis Scott news, he released his filmCircus Maximus in August 2023. The film is a visual accompaniment to his latest album, UTOPIA. The film has Scott doing live performances of the album’s songs such as “HYAENA,” “SIRENS,” “DELESTO,” and others.
Skate For Tyre
Travis Scott’s commitment to restoring Virgil Abloh’s skatepark in Africa echoes the efforts of Memphis rapper NLE Choppa. In an unrelated but equally significant event, NLE Choppa organized a peaceful protest at a skatepark to honor the memory of Tyre Nichols, a victim of police brutality.
Travis Scott took the shoes off his feet and gave them to a fan at his Utopia show in Chicago. Making the moment more special, the shoes were the unreleased Shark-a-Don “Beechtree,” which, according to Sneaker Freaker, is a hybrid of the Nike Shark and Spiridon.
The recipient shared the image of the shoes on his Instagram, which you can see below.
Kid Cudi wore a dress on Saturday Night Live, and a fan attempted to connect his appearance to a humiliation ritual conducted by The Illuminati. Well, Cudi had some time.
“Dear Issac u silly stupid lil person and all people under this post,” Cudi opened. “It’s the start of a new year and I got time for muthafuckas like u today. This most is mad fuckin lame of u and said.
“A black man cant express himself and be confident AND successful with out it being some conspiracy. My success was givin to me by God with the help of my many angels.”
You can read Cudi’s full comments below.
Dear Issac u silly stupid lil person and all people under this post. Its the start of a new year and I got time for muthafuckas like u today. This post is mad fuckin lame of u and sad. A black man cant express himself and be confident AND successful with out it being some… https://t.co/dOPPP8Zbqn
Late last year, Kid Cudi returned with a bang as he released “At The Party,” featuring the talents of Pharrell Williams and Travis Scott. The track is the next single from his highly anticipated ninth full-length studio album, INSANO, marking his first full-length release since 2022.
Kid Cudi has long been known for pushing the boundaries of music and art, and “At The Party” is poised to continue that legacy. With Pharrell Williams and Travis Scott on board, this collaboration promises to be a standout addition to the artist’s discography.