Travis Scott Officially Drops "4X4" – and Its Gabriel Moses-Directed Video
A cinematic complement to the Tay Keith-produced track.
Update: Since moving “4X4” over to DSPs this morning, Travis Scott has since revealed the official music video for the track.
The official theme song for Netflix’s WWE Raw – which debuted earlier this month – “4X4” continues to explore its connection to the wrestling world in the Gabriel Moses-directed music video.
La Flame begins in the back of a military truck with a fleet of suited-up body guards surrounding the car as it drives. The rapper is also seen performing with the marching band – an homage to the sample that carries the track as well as its initial debut at the College Footbal Championship Halftime Show.
The visual alternates between monochromatic black-and-white footage, to in-color shots, coming to a head with the rapper stepping into the WWE rink.
Stream the “4X4” video below and read more in the original story underneath.
Original Story: After debuting the track at the College Football Championship earlier in the week, Travis Scott has officially dropped “4X4” on all streaming services.
“Four-by-four, I tint my windows up, yeah (Windows up), yeah / Damn, lil’ bro, he did it, one-and-done (One-and–, one-and-done), yeah / Out my closet, that sh*t none-of-none (None-of-none), yeah / That’s a vibe, that’s a one-of-one (Vibe), yeah,” he croons on the chorus of the Tay Keith-produced offering.
The rapper took to the stage at halftime during the Notre Dame vs. Ohio State game on Monday night to perform the long-awaited cut for the first time. He also dropped off an apparel capsule in tandem, with proceeds going to Direct Relief’s California Wildfire Response Fund. After the performance, he ensured he would drop “4X4” – which marks his first new studio offering since UTOPIA in 2023 – officially on all streaming services.
He stuck to his promise. Stream “4×4” on Spotify and Apple Music now.
