Travis Scott found a unique way to join in on the excitement of Drake’s latest tour without leaving his phone screen.
This past week, Travis Scott was seen catching Drake’s Melbourne concert on FaceTime. A fan shared a clip online showing Travis getting into the vibes from a distance. It was a unique sight, seeing one star enjoying another’s show virtually.
Travis, known for his electrifying performances, recently wrapped up his own record-setting tour, “Circus Maximus.” The tour not only thrilled fans worldwide but also made history, raking in an astounding $210 million from ticket sales. A whopping 1.7 million fans attended his 78 shows across four continents, making it the highest-grossing solo rap tour to date. This feat even surpassed previous records set by major names like Kendrick Lamar.
While Travis was connecting digitally, Drake was busy bringing the house down live with his “Anita Max Win Tour,” which kicked off in Australia. Fans went wild as he revisited the region for the first time since 2017. Drake’s setlist is filled with hits that get the crowd moving, from “God’s Plan” to “One Dance.” However, the tour did hit some bumps with last-minute changes in New Zealand, leaving fans scrambling to adjust their plans.
Drake’s current tour is his first full-fledged series since his previous “It’s All A Blur” tour, and it promises music lovers in Australia and New Zealand an elevated experience filled with high-energy performances and unforgettable memories.
In a world where concerts and tours are ever-evolving, Travis Scott and Drake continue to find new ways to engage their audiences, whether through record-breaking achievements or virtual interactions.
