Travis Scott gives his first public performance since the Astroworld tragedy

MIAMI – Travis Scott invited the ladies when he performed publicly for the first time since the deadly Astroworld Festival.

The rapper threw a batch of cash right into the crowd while grabbing a bottle of Don Julio’s 1942 tequila before taking to stage at the Miami Grand Prix celebration Saturday night.

“Everyone owes me a bullet,” he told the crowd. “We need every stripper to report to the King stage now. We need to report every bottle to this mother.”

The crowd became unruly as he began performing “Antidote”.

Scott has also performed on “Highest in the Room”, “Pick Up The Phone”, “Goosebumps” and “SICKOMODE”.

“The crowd was singing every word of it,” a spy told Page Six.

Scott took to the stage at 3:30 a.m. ET and was out about 45 minutes later at about 4:15 a.m. ET.

Page Six exclusively reported last month that Scott, 30, was They are scheduled to take the stage During the club’s Formula 1 party. The scales are said to range from $5,000 to $100,000.

He’s remained relatively under the radar since the disastrous crowd crush Astroworld, which resulted in 10 deaths and hundreds of injuries, although he has performed on a few special occasions.

“Goosebumps” artist played a group in Bootsy Bellows Coachella 2022 After Party Special In April after that Pieces from the official music festival lineup. he is I also performed at a private house party in Bel Air ahead of that month’s Academy Awards in front of guests including Leonardo DiCaprio and Serena Williams.

However, his performance at E11even on Saturday night marks his first public set since falling out of the spotlight amid backlash over how he handled the tragedy at the Houston Festival in November 2021.

Scott claimed that he was not aware that the people in the crowd at Astroworld – where The ages of the victims who died ranged 9 to 27 years old – injured or killed while continuing to perform despite begging audiences to stop.

he is He only had one interview Since the festival, radio host Charlemagne assured God in December that “1,000 percent” had done everything in his power to help dying members of the audience and reiterated that he had not heard their cries from the stage.

“You want to make sure the fans get the proper attention they need. I just get out of the fans’ energy. But I just didn’t hear [screams]’, he claimed.

Scott from two kids share With Kylie Jenner, it was Hit with multiple lawsuits and since then He launched an initiative called Project Heal “To take much-needed action toward supporting real solutions that make all events the safest places they can be.”