Travis Scott Brings Drake, Quavo & Offset Out At L.A. "Astroworld" Show

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20228.7K Views

Travis Scott performs onstage during the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards at Radio City Music Hall on August 20, 2018 in New York City.

The second leg of the "Astroworld" tour has officially kicked off.

Travis Scott's Astroworld tour was one of the biggest tours of 2018. The rapper enlisted three of the hottest emerging acts, including Cactus Jack signee Sheck Wes, had a portable roller coaster and brought out a slew of high-profile guests. The rapper just kicked off the second leg of his North American tour with Travis touching down in Los Angeles last night. Of course, he had to do it even bigger this time around and brought out a few friends to help him out.

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If you were in L.A. last night for the Travis Scott show, you were in for a pleasant surprise. LaFlame brought out Drake who came out to perform their chart-topping single, "SICKO MODE." You could only expect that the fans went nuts. However, before bringing out Drake, Scott brought out Quavo. The two rappers performed their collaboration, "Pick Up The Phone." Offset then came out to perform his and Scott's collaboration with Kodak Black, "Zeze." Kylie Jenner was apparently in the front row of the show as she likely was for many other dates of the show.

Scott's Los Angeles show came a few days before the Grammys. "SICKO MODE" is up for Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance. Astroworld is nominated for Best Rap Album. Travis Scott is also set to perform that evening as well.

Peep the performance below via TMZ.

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