Travis Scott got in on the action at WWE Elimination Chamber, delivering a slap to Cody Rhodes after John Cena turned heel and aligned with The Rock.
Swerve Strickland was hanging out with Travis Scott at a charity event in January, and Scott dropped a clue about his wrestling future.
"That's a very excited artist who finally got to do his dream," Strickland told Bootleg Kev about Scott's slap to Cody. "You're in there with the two biggest icons that we have left. The two biggest icons that have ever done it. Of course you're excited, and you're with the world champion, so this is the guy who (represents) this era moving forward. That's a lot of excitement and pressure. That's what happens when you get excited with someone who is not in our industry. It's an exciting moment. It's a crossover thing and he doesn't know. I think they wanted it so it could feel natural. Sometimes you want the natural reaction from other people outside of wrestling. You want them to be natural, flow, and feel. Then, it'll feel real. Then that stuff happens and it's, 'Ah, too far. Too much.' I was on the golf course with Travis not that long ago. He didn't know that was coming, but he was telling me, 'I'm excited. I'm training with Booker T. This is going to be wild.' He wanted to talk more about wrestling than music. He was excited. I was like, 'Make sure you take care of yourself and others.'"
The Rock stated that Travis Scott might have interest in getting in the ring. You can find his full comments by clicking here.
Fans can find Seth Rollins' comments on Travis' slap by clicking here.
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