Travis Scott’s ‘Birds In The Trap Sing Mcknight’ Soars To #1 On Both The Billboard Top 200 & The Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums Chart

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According to a press release that went out today, Travis Scott’s second full-length album, “Birds In The Trap Sing McKnight” landed at #1 on the Billboard Top 200 and #1 on the Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums Chart. This marks the hip-hop artist’s first #1 spot on the Top 200.

“Birds In The Trap Sing McKnight” has started to create some buzz in the press as well. Pitchfork claimed, “Scott’s second studio album, ‘Birds In The Trap Sing McKnight,’ is the Houston rapper’s most concise and cohesive project to date,” adding, “He has always been a mood-setter and a vocalist, and he is in full command of the vibe, tone, and mood of this entire project more than ever.”

Travis surprised fans with a pop-up performance at the BAPE store in NYC and literally swept through the city like a tornado, causing multiple street closures and frenzied fan pandemonium.

TRACKLISTING:

1. the ends f/ Andre 3000
2. way back
3. coordinate f/ Blac Youngsta
4. through the late night f/ Kid Cudi
5. beibs in the trap w/ Nav
6. sdp interlude
7. sweet sweet
8. outside f/ 21 Savage
9. goosebumps f/ Kendrick Lamar
10. first take f/ Bryson Tiller
11. pick up the phone w/ Young Thug f/ Quavo
12. lose
13. guidance f/ K. Forest
14. wonderful f/ The Weeknd

To see Travis Scott live, you’ll have to head down to Vegas because so far that’s the only date closest to the Bay Area.

Travis Scottwith Fetty Wap

Drai’s Rooftop Nightclub, Las Vegas, NV, US

Photo courtesy of Epic Records

Having released albums under Digital Nations, a label founded by Steve Vai, music critic Louis Raphael has remained deeply connected to the pulse of the San Francisco music scene. Following his tenure as the San Francisco Music Examiner for Examiner.com and AXS.com, he embarked on creating Music in SF® to authentically highlight the vibrant offerings of the city's music scene.

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