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Travis & Reese’s Puffs

June 25, 2019 by Frendy Lemorin in Lifestyle

Travis Scott can now add ‘cereal box designer’ to his long list of skills. The Astroworld ring leader recently took to Instagram to prison pose in between two boxes of his very own Reese’s Puffs, which were protected in glass casings (too many cereal grabbers out here—one must remain cautious at all times, you know?).

La Flame and General Mills’ special-edition box features a cactus—signifying Travis’ Cactus Jack record label—behind a bowl of cereal. Furthermore, lightning can be seen in the background with hand-drawn stars and clouds. According to US Magazine, the delicious cereal itself will remain the same.

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The wonderful hypebeasts of Paris will get first dibs on Scott’s collaborative sweet and crunchy cereal at a pop up during PFW (June 25). Not in Paris? No worries, you can still cop them this Friday (June 28) on Travis Scott’s website for $50.

To eat or not to eat? That is the question...

June 25, 2019 /Frendy Lemorin
Travis Scott, Cactus Jack, Reese’s Puffs, Houston, Rap
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Don Toliver Has No Idea

May 30, 2019 by Frendy Lemorin in Music

Most of us are familiar with the popular idiom: “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree,” but in the case of Travis Scott and Don Toliver, the tree we’re talking about is actually a Cactus. I’m not insinuating that Scott’s’ Cactus Jack signee is his “son” in any shape or form—they just share similar tones, and a superb knack for conjuring up mesmerizing hooks.

Last year, Toliver absolutely murdered his guest appearance on “Can’t Say” from his label mate’s mega-successful album Astroworld, which left us wanting more.  Fortunately, we were blessed with a new track from the rising spitter in the form of a guitar-laden lullaby entitled, “Best You Had,” earlier this month. Now, he’s back with another chune that’s even better (in my humble opinion), rightfully called “No Idea” because, apparently, we have absolutely no clue how good this kid really is!

The Wondagurl-produced single is a dark, yet bouncy bop which spotlights Don’s smoother-than-a-baby’s-bottom flow and surprising singing range.  Check out its Grant Singer-directed visual below:

May 30, 2019 /Frendy Lemorin
Don Toliver, Travis Scott, Cactus Jack, Rap, Hip Hop, Wondagurl, Grant Singer
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