Travis Scott & Nike Announce "Cactus Jack Court" In Houston

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.5K Views

Travis Scott performs at Madison Square Garden on November 27, 2018 in New York City.

Travis Scott is giving kids a second shot at copping the Cactus Jack AF1s.

Travis Scott has been terribly busy this year. Along with a hectic tour schedule, he's worked on a few non-music related ventures including his work with Nike. Last month, the rapper unveiled his Nike Air Force 1 low, which like his Jordan collabs, sold out pretty quickly. Thankfully, that doesn't mean you can't cop it. After #AllFor1 began trending on Twitter, it was revealed that he's giving fans a second chance at copping his Air Force 1s.

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La Flame hit Twitter to promote the #AllFor1 hashtag earlier today which also revealing some big news for the kids of Houston. The rapper revealed that a "Cactus Jack Court" is coming soon to the Houston area. "CACTUS JACK COURT COMING SOON !! FROM ME AND @NIKE FOR THE KIDS AND THE CITY !!! ALL FOR HOUSTON #ALLFOR1," he announced.

This followed a retweet he shared of a fan who received a message from Nike SNKRS. "We see your dedication to Travis Scott. Travis sees it too," the message reads. "We noticed you missed out on the Air Force 1 'Cactus Jack' and would like to change that with his help. Congratulations!" The message encouraged fans to share the message along with the hashtag #AllFor1.

In related news, Travis Scott is currently getting ready to release his forthcoming Cactus Jack compilation project, Jack Boys before the end of the year.

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