02.06.2026 01:10
Famous rapper Travis Scott, criticized for his disastrous performance in Istanbul, has deleted his social media post saying "I will come to Turkey again." The renowned rapper, who was booed by fans who paid 50,000 TL for tickets, had previously said after the backlash, "I was only there for a friend's party, I'll return for a real show." However, as criticism grew exponentially, the global star backtracked, completely removing the controversial post from his account and falling silent.
Travis Scott's organization in Istanbul, which has millions of fans worldwide, turned into a chain of disappointments. Music lovers who paid astronomical ticket prices of 50,000 TL for the event faced a huge fiasco. The famous rapper not only arrived about an hour late for the concert but also stayed on stage for only 20 minutes. Performing with accessories that completely covered his face and failing to connect with the audience was the last straw. Thousands of viewers whose expectations were dashed booed and protested the famous star at the end of the concert.
FIRST DEFENDED: "I WILL COME FOR A REAL PERFORMANCE"
Following the angry posts on social media, the famous rapper published a message for his Turkish fans on his personal social media account. Stating that what happened was not a full concert but that he was there for a special celebration of a friend, Scott announced that he would return to Turkey with the following words:
"To all the ragers in Turkey: I came here only to host at a party organized for a friend's BIG day. After seeing how crazy my brother's show looked, I can't wait to really come back and put on a real performance. Can't wait to see the ragers in Turkey as soon as possible. Love, Flame."
DELETED THE POST WHEN REACTIONS DIDN'T SUBSIDE
However, the famous rapper's defense of "It was just a friend's party" was not enough to console his Turkish fans. As the reactions to this statement against the high ticket prices continued to grow like an avalanche, Travis Scott took a step back. The world-famous star completely removed this statement from his social media account, which said "I will come to Turkey again." Scott's deletion of the post further fueled the controversy over the Istanbul organization.