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Travis Scott’s SA tour sends fans into ‘sell everything’ mode

2y By Staff Bona

Excitement is running high among South Africans following the announcement that Travis Scott will be bringing his ‘Circus Maximus World Tour’ to the country.

A fan, @Jabu_Macdonald, jokingly posted: “Travis Scott is coming to South Africa. Maybe I should sell all the furniture in the house.”

The award-winning artist himself replied: “Hold on not alll the furniture.”

Scott’s response quickly went viral, racking up 1.8 million views and sparking a wave of reactions filled with true South African wit and humour.

@krugersville quipped: “On my way to sell my grandmother’s house @trvisXX, say something about the prices so I can negotiate properly.”

@Khumology took a dig: “We only have like 4 camp chairs and broken tables, Travis. We aren’t the Kardashians back here.”

@Anele_charliez weighed in: “The ticket requires that you at least sell one kidney so you can also cater for the after-party.”

@Real_Precious_M chanced it with: “I want to cum and see you but I am broque. Be fair on us when setting prices please. Otherwise, bless me with a ticket, Trav Trav.”

On Monday, Big Concerts, South Africa’s leading music promoter, announced that Travis Scott will be extending his ‘Circus Maximus World Tour’ with a stop in Johannesburg this October.

The tour – already the highest-grossing rap tour in history – will now include stadium shows across five countries, kicking off at FNB Stadium on 11 October.

Scott, known for his unique fusion of hip-hop, trap, and psychedelic rap, shared his excitement about the extension in an Instagram post.

This will be his first South African performance in years, and fans can expect his signature high-energy show, complete with elaborate stage designs and an immersive atmosphere.

 

Words: Fame Frenzy

 

 

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