#82 Travis Scott

Summer Walker hits a new high, Anderson .Paak doubles his total number of top 10 hits and Travis Scott misses out on another huge smash by one spot.

Travis Scott, Drake, Apple Music, Live Nation and NRG Stadium were hit with a $2 billion lawsuit representing nearly 300 alleged victims in the tragedy at Astroworld in Houston two weeks ago.

It’s the largest lawsuit filed so far related to the festival.

The lawsuit alleges the plaintiffs suffered mental and physical distress from the event due to the Astroworld organizers’ negligence.

The rapper released new music the same day of the festival.

The rapper has collaborated with a number of major brands over the past few years including McDonald's, Mattel and Dior.

The sneakers were scheduled to drop on Dec. 16.

Scott's spokesperson said the idea that he could have stopped the festival was “ludicrous.”

The lawyer slammed Houston Police Chief Troy Finner.

The lawsuits name musicians Travis Scott and Drake, Live Nation Entertainment Inc., the festival venue Harris County Sports and Convention Corporation, and others involved with the event organization. If negligence is demonstrated, the casualties and injuries sustained could lead to settlements.

Epic Games pulled a Travis Scott emote from the Fortnite Item Shop days after the Astroworld concert tragedy in Houston, TX. Will the company pull or disable other cosmetics from the rapper's Fortnite concert?

Some TikTok users are spreading conspiracy theories after Travis Scott’s 'Astroworld' concert turned into a mass tragedy.

Several crisis management and crisis communication lessons are emerging in the aftermath of the tragic and deadly Travis Scott concert in Houston.

Eight people were confirmed killed after Travis Scott’s concert in Houston Friday.

At least 8 people died and dozens were injured at Travis Scott's Astroworld Fest 2021.

A security staff member felt a prick in his neck and went “unconscious” while trying to grab someone, according to Houston Police Chief Troy Finner.