Travis Scott has shared “K-Pop”, in which he collaborates with Bad Bunny y The Weeknd and of which he made a preview last week
Travis Scott returns with his fourth album, “Utopia“, which will be released in July, and “K-POP” is the star single, an extraordinary collaboration with two big names on the current music scene, the Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny and the Canadian musician The Weeknd.
In this new song, the three singers, Travis Scott, Bad Bunny y The Weeknd, explore their desires for a girl they met under particular conditions. The song offers a space for each artist, allowing them to express their feelings towards this girl, and each one brings a different style. The title of the song “K-POP” refers to ketamine lollipops.
The new theme follows the songs before “Astroworld” by Scott’s “Escape Plan” and “Mafia”, as well as the more recent “Down in Atlanta” (with Pharrell Williams) y “Ring Ring” (con Chase B). Besides, Travis Scott y The Weeknd they have previously collaborated on “Power Is Power”, “Pray 4 Love”, “Wake Up”, and “Skeletons”. Scott also remixed Bad Bunny’s “Krippy Kush” in 2017.
“Utopia“, the next album of Scott, is available for pre-order, but no release date has been shared yet. A few days ago he announced a live broadcast concert to celebrate “the world of utopia” with a performance in front of the Giza pyramids in Egypt. At the moment, “K-POP” is one of the big releases this summer.