Travis Scott Cops Himself A $3M Bugatti For B-Day

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20223.4K Views

Travis Scott performs onstage during the Pre-GRAMMY Gala and GRAMMY Salute to Industry Icons Honoring Clarence Avant at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on February 9, 2019 in Beverly Hills, California.

Travis Scott celebrated his 28th birthday with a brand new Bugatti.

Work hard, play hard is clearly Travis Scott's mantra. The rapper has undoubtedly been grinding non-stop over the past few years but ever since he dropped Astroworld, it felt like the only thing that was going to stop his busy tour schedule was a global pandemic. Needless to say, when he hasn't been in the studio, he's been on the road touring relentlessly.

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The rapper celebrated his 28th birthday last week and as TMZ pointed out, he made a big purchase to commemorate the milestone. Per Click2Houston, the rapper's latest toy in his collection is a Bugatti Chiron that he certainly dropped a pretty penny for. The starting price for one of those types of vehicles begins at $3M. Clearly, Travis Scott will be showing out once the pandemic dies down completely.

Though the rapper gifted himself a new whip, Kylie Jenner made sure to share a heartfelt birthday message to him on Instagram. "Happy birthday to daddy of the year! i’m slowly but surely starting to accept the fact that storm is a daddy’s girl. But whatever. we went half on greatness! the most beautiful, smart, loving and funny little baby. the best gift. ok i’m crying. love you forever," she wrote.

Get a detailed look at Travis Scott's brand new toy in the post below.

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