Travis Scott‘s recent WrestleMania 41 cameo does not appear to be his last with the WWE franchise.
On Sunday (April 20), La Flame popped up during the match between Cody Rhodes and John Cena to assist the latter when it looked like Rhodes was going to win.
After pulling the referee out of the ring, Rhodes challenged the rapper to step up — a move that backfired when he was hit with Rhodes’ signature Cross Rhodes finisher. However – this became the perfect moment for Cena to seize the opportunity, and he took Rhodes down for what became his record-breaking 17th world championship title.
Taking to Instagram with photos of his appearance, Travis captioned them, “I DONT WANT A RECEIPT I WANT BLOOOODDD AFTER JACKBOYS 2 I NEEEEEDDD THAT.”
He’s seemingly prepared to return to the ring following the release of his next album, which will be a compilation from the artists on his label.
Cody Rhodes had previously warned Travis Scott that he could expect a receipt after smacking him in the face at Elimination Chamber in February.
During the melee, La Flame landed a hard punch on Rhodes’ head as he lied face down on the floor, giving the 39-year-old a legitimate black eye and a ruptured ear drum.
Speaking to Complex weeks later, Rhodes expressed a desire to return the favor to the rap star.
“That’s wrestling. Beat me up, I’m gonna beat you up. I am not mad so much, but I am looking and my eyes are open for what we inevitably, what we’ll call a receipt,” he said. “If Travis Scott ever makes his way back into the WWE fray, maybe there’s a receipt for Travis.”
Rhodes added: “Prior to this, though, by the way, I was a Travis Scott fan! I bought those sneakers.”
The Rock previously discussed Travis’ participation in the now-legendary Elimination Chamber match at a press conference after the event.
He said: “[Travis] wanted to get his hands bloody. I whispered to him as he was going out [to the ring]. I said, ‘If you’re gonna get your hands bloody, make it count.’ He slapped the shit of Cody tonight. He was really, really hyped up.”
The wrestler and actor added: “He loves the business. We get guys and girls like that who want to come in and who are already tapping in culture and disrupting culture in their own cool way.
“Maybe they want to sit and enjoy, maybe they want to be on camera. But then some want to get involved and then some, like Travis, deeply want to get involved. And that’s what you saw tonight.”
