AceShowbiz - On Thursday, August 8, Quavo and Travis Scott (II) attended the basketball semifinals at the Paris Olympics, taking their talents off stage and into the heart of sports fans. When it came time for the crowd to stand up and listen to the National Anthem, the rappers took center stage in their own unique way. Instead of standing reverently with hands over hearts, the duo broke out their phones and began to sing.

While the performance was clearly a humorous take on the traditional anthem, it didn't exactly showcase their vocal prowess. Quavo, holding the phone, was somewhat more reserved. However, Travis Scott fully embraced the moment, especially during the "banner give way" part, tilting his head back and giving it his all. It was a display that fans found both hilarious and endearing.

Travis Scott also drew attention with his choice of attire. The Houston rapper was spotted wearing a Sand Springs Public Schools letterman jacket. Sand Springs, a district in Oklahoma, capitalized on this unexpected spotlight by posting on Facebook. "Medals aren't the only gold things at the Olympics today," they shared alongside the news of Scott's jacket.

Quavo, on the other hand, has been showcasing his patriotic spirit off the court as well. The rapper recently made an appearance at a campaign rally for Kamala Harris in his hometown of Atlanta. He publicly endorsed Harris for President and emphasized the importance of gun control. "One thing I learned from working with Vice President Harris is she always stand on business," Quavo told the audience, referencing his involvement in passing significant gun safety laws.

Beyond his political advocacy, Quavo is also preparing to drop new music. His latest single "Fly", which samples Lenny Kravitz's "Fly Away", is slated for release on August 9. Fans are eagerly anticipating the track, which promises the blend of innovation and catchy hooks Quavo is known for.

This crossover between hip-hop and sports at the Paris Olympics highlights just how multifaceted artists like Quavo and Travis Scott can be. Whether they're singing national anthems, supporting political causes, or releasing new music, their influence reaches far and wide across different spheres.