In a jaw-dropping move, Travis Scott has splurged a staggering $160,000 on a custom, war-ready Hellcat truck, the Apocalypse Omega-Rex, touted as the pinnacle of luxury pickups. This exclusive vehicle, equipped with a Hemi Hellcat V8 engine, is believed to be the last of its kind, and was acquired from SoFlo Customs, generating buzz across social media.
However, the excitement surrounding Scott’s lavish purchase is overshadowed by serious legal troubles. He faces a lawsuit filed by Victory Boyd, a Roc Nation artist, who alleges that his track “Telekinesis” infringes on her song “Like The Way It Sounds.” Boyd claims that Scott, along with SZA and Future, directly copied lyrics from her track after she shared it with Kanye West back in 2019.
The lawsuit takes an intriguing twist as it also calls out luxury watch brand Audemars Piguet for using Scott’s song in their advertising campaign without her permission, despite her objections. Boyd asserts that she was listed as a composer on Spotify for “Telekinesis,” further complicating the case.
Amidst these legal battles, Scott is gearing up for a pivotal performance at Coachella, where festival organizers have promised an extraordinary experience, hinting at groundbreaking plans that could redefine live music events. As 2025 unfolds, fans and critics alike are left wondering how these dual narratives of opulence and controversy will impact the rapper’s trajectory.
