Travis Scott's '4x4' video drops. Pays homage to pro wrestling and his home state of Texas

Travis Scott recently dropped the visuals for his latest single ‘4x4’. Marking his first solo post-Utopia release, Scott does not disappoint. The hard-hitting single incorporates many of the defining characteristics of his previous work and is yet another on his list of "certified bangers". The video takes this even further. More Here.

The visually stunning clip directed by Gabriel Moses was released on Friday, January 24th, in lockstep with the release of the track on streaming services. In it, Travis appears in a presidential persona, accompanied by his very own secret service as he’s escorted through the city. Eventually, he is led to a football field where he directs a marching band. The self-proclaimed wrestling zealot goes on to include some WWE moves into the ‘4x4’ video as well. La Flame flexes his “4×4” championship belt and subsequently makes his way to the ring where he sprays water in a tribute to WWE icon Triple H’s signature entry move.

Triple H took to X to express his appreciation for the video:

“4×4” was the official theme song for WWE’s Raw when it debuted on Netflix earlier in the month. Scott was in attendance at the event held at the Intuit Dome and even donned a custom belt while escorting Jay Uso to the ring for his match. During the clip, Travis also goes out of his way to pay homage to his home state of Texas by using the flag and local cattle ranches in many of the shots. The thrilling piece eventually comes to a head with Scott in a car chase with law enforcement that seems eerily reminiscent of similar footage obtained of OJ Simpson leading up to his trial in the 90s.

Great Scott

Recently, Scott also performed “4X4” during the halftime show at the 2025 College Football Playoff National Championship. Further, the rap mogul will be releasing limited-time ‘4x4’ merch that will support Direct Relief’s California wildfire efforts, in conjunction with proceeds from his CD sales.

This latest release is just the beginning of a big year for Scott as he’s slated to headline Coachella in April. Listeners can check out other drops from Travis since Utopia like his featuring appearances on Mustard’s “Parking Lot”, Future’s “South of France” and Ice Spice’s hit “Oh Shhh…”

This continues a string of positive news regarding the artist after Travis Scott was marred by controversy in response to crowd safety measures at his notoriously wild shows dating back to 2021.