Travis Scott to release a new song for the popular video game ‘Fortnite’

Travis Scott to release a new song for the popular video game 'Fortnite'
Travis Scott performs during the 2019 Rolling Loud music festival in New York City. (Photo credit: Steven Ferdman/Getty Images/ Bang Media)

Travis Scott is set to premiere a new song on “Fortnite.”

The hip-hop star has teamed up with Epic Games for the “Astronomical event,” which is comprised of five shows between Thursday, April 23, and Saturday, April 25, 2020.


As well as the new track, fans of the 27-year-old rapper will also get to make use of some in-game material, including an emote inspired by Scott’s signature pose of holding his microphone up above his head as he screams, which has been turned into many memes over the years.

On the official Instagram page for “Fortnite,” they announced: “Mark your calendars!


“Astronomical featuring @travisscott is coming at you multiple times later this week

“For your local time zone, check Fortnite.com/Astronomical (sic)”

https://www.instagram.com/p/B_NWWUOD2UY/

On the official website, they added that “Astronomical” is an “other-worldly experience inspired by Cactus Jack’s creations, built from the ground up in ‘Fortnite’.”

Following the release of his acclaimed LP, Astroworld, in 2018, Scott released his Cactus Jack Records label’s compilation, JackBoys, which featured the hit single “Highest In The Room.”

The song topped the Billboard Hot 100 and became his second U.S. No. 1 single after “Sicko Mode.”

The candid track features lyrics that his fans believed referenced his relationship woes with Kylie Jenner, the mother of his 2-year-old daughter Stormi Webster, at the time.

He raps: “She saw my eyes, she know I’m gone / I see some things that you might fear / I’m doing a show, I’ll be back soon / That ain’t what she wanna hear.”

Fans can head to Fortnite.com/Astronomical to find out more.

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