Travis Scott releases first new song since 10 people died of asphyxiation at Astroworld concert

Travis Scott has released his new song Hold That Heat, his first single since the tragedy at his Astroworld concert last November.

Rapper 30 years old, 30 years old, has collaborated with rapper Future and producer Southside.

The trio have also released a new music video alongside their new song.

Back to it: Travis Scott released the new song Hold That Heat, his first single since the tragedy at his Astroworld concert last November

In the video, Scott can first be seen hanging out in the hallway while clutching a metal chain wrapped around an alligator’s neck.

He raps the same line over and over for the chorus, ‘Hold that, keep that heater.’ ‘Heater’ is a slang term for a type of firearm.

Later in the video, Scott sits on a couch near his collaborator Future and the two smoke marijuana while Scott continues rapping.

A man then watches a woman, dressed in mesh and taped clothing, as she performs a striptease.

The song is filled with references including a song from his upcoming album, Utopia. He raps, ‘Six months in Cabo,’ alluding to rumors that he’s going back and forth from a studio in Mexico.

Collaboration project: The rapper, 30, released the song on Friday. It’s a collaboration with rapper Future and producer Southside

Fun pet choice: In the video, Scott can first be seen hanging out in the hallway while clutching a metal leash wrapped around an alligator’s neck

Subtle reference: He raps over and over on the same line for the chorus, ‘Hold that, keep that heater.’ ‘Heater’ is a slang term for a gun

Later in the video, Scott sits on a bench near his collaborator Future and the two smoke marijuana together while Scott continues rapping.

Blow smoke: The future creates a thick cloud when sitting in the same room as Scott

He also gave a nod to his close friendship with James Harden, the NBA shooting guard with the line, ‘Bring her to Brooklyn to meet with thirteen.’ Harden, who has been dating Khloé Kardashian for several months, wore uniform number 13 on the Brooklyn Nets before he was transferred to the Philadelphia 76ers earlier this year.

While he mentioned drugs and alcohol in the rap, the star didn’t seem to mention Astroworld or his reclusiveness in recent months.

On November 5, the goosebumps singer playing a show in Houston fell into disarray when huge crowds began to move forward.

The resulting phenomenon, known as crowd suppression, has many people trying to escape the crowd by climbing on sound equipment or shouting or helping.

While this was going on, Scott continued performing before finally stopping the show and pointing out the chaos.

Enjoying a dance: A man later watched a woman, who was dressed only in a mesh top and clothes, perform striptease with an indoor pole

Album reference: He subtly mentioned the rap part of his upcoming album, ‘Six Months After Cabo Debut.’ A rumor has spread that he will be returning from a studio in Mexico while working on the upcoming album Utopia.

Mention a friend: He also mentioned his close friendship with NBA shooting guard James Harden with the line, ‘Bring her to Brooklyn to meet up with thirteen’ (Harden pictured May 20) 4)

Tragedy: On November 5, the goosebumps singer playing a gig in Houston was thrown into chaos as the huge crowd began to move forward; seen on November 5 at Astroworld

Not fast enough: While chaos ensued, Scott continued performing before finally stopping the show and pointing out the chaos (pictured 2021)

Although members of the crowd eventually got the help they needed, 10 people died from their injuries during the tragic event.

Their names, according to CNN, are: Axel Acosta Avila, 21, Baig Denmark, 27, Ezra Blount, 9, Madison Dubiski, 23, John Hilgert, 14, Jacob Jurinek, 20, Franco Patino, 21 years old, Rodolfo Peña, 23 years old, Brianna Rodriguez, 16 years old and Bharti Shahani, 22 years old.

Eight of the 10 victims died on the night of the concert while Blount and Jurinek died in the days following the tragedy.

Scott offered to pay for funerals for the victims, although some families ultimately turned him down.

Tragedy: These 10 people died as a result of the Astroworld tragedy (top row L to R: Madison Dubiski, John Hilgert, Bharti Shahani, Axel Acosta Avila, Brianna Rodriguez Bottom row L to R: Ezra Blount, Rodolfo Peña, Jacob Jurinek, Franco Patino and Baig Denmark

Rejecting him: Scott offered to pay for the funerals of the victims although some families eventually turned him down

Ezra Blount’s family lawyer Bob Hilliard declined the offer in a letter to Scott’s attorney according to Rolling Stone and wrote, ‘I have no doubt Mr. Scott feels remorseful. His journey ahead will be painful. He must face and hope that he bears some of the responsibility for this tragedy. ‘

Scott is currently facing a much larger lawsuit against him with 2,800 people as executives. There were nearly 400 pending lawsuits in January that were combined into one large case to go before a single judge.

The Live Nation concert organizer is also named in the lawsuit, alleging negligence and poor event management.

The Texas Task Force on Concert Safety released a report earlier this week revealing the concert had licensing issues and a lack of safety training, according to Billboard.

Personal life: Scott and partner Kylie Jenner welcomed their second child, a baby boy, back into the world in February (pictured 2019)

While he’s disappeared from the public eye in recent months, the Out West singer is also facing major changes in his family.

He and partner Kylie Jenner welcomed their second child, a baby boy, back into the world in February.

Although they initially named him Wolf, the pair later reconsidered the name and said they would change it even though they haven’t shared a new one.

The couple also share a daughter, Stormi Webster, born on February 1, 2018.

Second child: The couple also share a daughter, Stormi Webster, born February 1, 2018 (pictured with Stormi 2021)

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