Making use of his social media account, the 'Goosebumps' rapper shares a black-and-white picture that sees him and his pal posing underneath a sign of the late-night television show.
- Oct 1, 2022
AceShowbiz - Travis Scott (II) stepped into the director's seat for Future's latest gig. The "Goosebumps" rapper served as "Mask Off" spitter's creative director for his performance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!".
The "SICKO MODE" hitmaker helped bring Future's "Love You Better" track to life in a theatrical way during the late-night television show. "So, how is the future, relatively speaking?" asked host Jimmy Kimmel as Future sat down. "Man, I been drifting' off sometimes," Future responded as the lights dim and the instrumental strikes.
From there, the performance kicked off with a nod to Future's recent album when the camera cut to a woman frantically searching for the rapper backstage, but instead finding a note that read, "I never liked u," which also happens to be the title of his latest body of work.
In a post shared to Instagram by Epic Records CEO Sylvia Rhone, Travis could be seen studying a camera while overseeing the production. "Travis Scott directing Future at Kimmel. LEGENMDARY!!!!" Sylvia captioned the post.
Travis also shared a black-and-white photo from the production that included him and Future posing underneath a "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" sign. In the picture, Kylie Jenner's baby daddy could be seen wearing a plain white T-shirt, baggy pants and a cap. Meanwhile, Future sported black sunglasses.
This is not the first collaboration by the pair. In fact, Future brought Travis out during his 2022 Rolling Loud Miami headlining set after speculations that the "Pick Up the Phone" emcee was banned following the Astroworld Festival tragedy.
At the time, Travis, who recently debuted an unreleased track with the Atlanta rapper during the opening night of his "Road to Utopia" Las Vegas residency, took a moment to give Future his flowers. "You might be the realest, man," he said during the performance. "Nah, you the realest, bro. I love watching that s**t."
