In a surfaced clip shared by Kurrco, Travis Scott reflected on the lasting impact of Virgil Abloh, describing him as someone who defied time itself. “There’s more than 24 hours in a day,” Travis said. “He proved that theory. He had more than 24 hours.”
It was a statement that perfectly captured the late designer’s unmatched work ethic and visionary drive. Virgil Abloh wasn’t just a designer, he was a cultural architect.
Through Off-White, Louis Vuitton, and his many Nike collaborations, he reshaped how creativity could bridge art, fashion, and music. His influence reached beyond sneakers or streetwear, inspiring a generation to view design as limitless.
For artists like Travis Scott, who often worked alongside him, Virgil represented possibility, a reminder that innovation could exist without boundaries. The clip, filmed during a GQ segment, shows Travis standing among peers, reflecting on his friend’s legacy with sincerity.
Around him, Off-White luggage and apparel symbolize the world Virgil built from scratch one where high fashion and street culture could coexist naturally. The moment is both personal and symbolic. It's a reminder that while Virgil may be gone, his energy continues to shape modern creativity.
Travis Scott Speaks On Virgil Abloh
Virgil Abloh’s collaborations with Nike redefined sneaker design. His Off-White x Air Jordan 1 and Air Force 1 collections blurred the lines between luxury and sport, blending exposed stitching, zip ties, and text branding with classic silhouettes.
Each pair carried a sense of raw craftsmanship, emphasizing process over perfection. Abloh’s ability to infuse meaning into materials made every design feel intentional and forward-thinking.
His approach wasn’t about hype it was about storytelling, design language, and cultural reflection. The sneakers remain some of the most sought-after releases of all time, continuing his influence across fashion and sneaker culture alike.
