DJ Khaled is back conjuring up more mega-hits, teasing a new anthem with Travis Scott in a backstage studio session before Scott’s recent tour stop in Miami.
The meet up, which went down on Sunday (January 28), was posted across two videos to Khaled’s Instagram.
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In one soundless clip, Khaled and La Flame nod their heads along before a cut reveals footage of Travis laying down bars. The “I’m the One” artist also pulls out a lighter, bringing stadium energy to the backstage link up.
Check it out below.
Khaled captioned the post: “Soon as I played the beat la fame said turn mic on, ofcourse I agreed new album in works.” He added: “FANLUV WORLDWIDE. CANT WAIT TO SHARE THIS NEW ALBUM EXPERIENCE WITH YOU.”
The “Wild Thoughts” hitmaker has been making headlines recently for all the wrong reasons, after a video of him eating snails while at a restaurant went viral.
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In the clip, which was shared to his Instagram account, Khaled looks into the camera while bragging about the delicacy while quickly tearing through the appetizer portion.
Jokes flew because Khaled has said in the past that he won’t perform oral sex on his longtime wife, Nicole Tuck.
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“Man eats everything except his wife,” one person wrote. Someone else commented: “But he wont eat his women….” Another said: “That boi knows that shii ain’t good.”
Though Travis Scott is currently recording music before and after tour dates, last year he revealed plans for when he retires from the music industry.
He said that he plans to attend Harvard University to study architecture once his rapping days are done.
La Flame covered PIN-UP magazine, where he showcased his love for all things design from A-Z.
“Architecture is my true passion,” Scott explained. “I plan to apply to the architecture program at Harvard GSD when I’m done with music, which won’t be for a while. It would be dope to do both at the same time.”
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Back in late 2018, Scott was invited to speak at Harvard, where he delivered a Master Class on Creativity in front of 500 students.
