Since his studio debut Rodeo in 2015, Travis Scott has become one of the most popular rappers in the world. The Houston native's ethereal trap sound has led to critical acclaim and some of the biggest hit songs over the last few years. Scott has recently teased a fourth album, Utopia, which the rapper is scheduled to release in June of this year. Here's a look at some of Travis Scott's biggest songs to date.
6. "90210" (2015)
Scott's "90210" was not featured as a single on Rodeo. However, the song is one of the album's standouts and is Scott's self-professed favorite song from the project. Despite "90210" not being a single, it has the second-highest streams on the album behind "Antidote," according to Streaming Masters. The song features background vocals from Kacy Hill and details Scott's move from Houston to Los Angeles, as well as Travis's experiences with family, women, and drugs after achieving fame. A year after the release of "90210," Scott released a music video for the song that depicts the rapper as an action figure. Many fans regard "90210" and its visuals as Scott's best of all time.
5. "Pick Up The Phone" (2016)
"Pick up the phone" is the second single from Scott's sophomore album Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight. The song features Young Thug and Quavo. Much like "Antidote," Scott released "pick up the phone" months before the album. Travis initially leaked the song on his Soundcloud because both he and Thug's labels would not agree to release it. Regardless, the song ended up being a hit as it peaked at No. 43 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and was certified double platinum. At the time, "pick up the phone" was Quavo's highest-charting solo effort and also one of the highest-charting songs for both Scott and Thug. The music video for "pick up the phone" was also released in 2016 at the same time as the video for "90210."
