Travis Scott and Cactus Jack "Kick Out" Bold Visuals in Latest Music Video
Taken from ‘JACKBOYS 2.’
Summary
- Travis Scott and Cactus Jack drop the “Kick Out” music video, showcasing his dual lifestyle through serene family moments and wild nightlife
- The track features a darker, industrial sound setting the tone for JACKBOYS 2
- 21 Savage’s ad-libs were unexpectedly removed from the final release, sparking fan speculation online
Travis Scott just released the official music video for “Kick Out,” a standout track from his latest album JACKBOYS 2, following the drop of his song “DUMBO” visual just the night before.
In a bold creative decision, Scott removed 21 Savage’s previously featured ad-libs from the final cut of the song — an omission that surprised fans, especially after the original version debuted at Coachella with 21’s vocal touches intact. The move has sparked discussion, with many speculating whether it was due to clearance issues, creative direction, or simply a desire for a more solo-driven impact. The stripped-back version amplifies La Flame’s presence, letting his verses carry the weight of the production without outside influence.
The video features a cameo from his daughter Stormi, subtly nodding to his private life while still maintaining his signature aura of mystique. As with many of his tracks, Scott delivers a punchy, hypnotic rap performance, balancing lyrical bravado with atmospheric tension.
Visually, “Kick Out” captures the duality of his lifestyle—juxtaposing serene, family-focused moments with decadent scenes of nightlife and luxury. One moment he’s fishing by a lake or driving through the countryside, the next he’s surrounded by dancers in a club. A brief shot even includes a Tom Sachs artwork, a callback to his recent collaboration with the artist through Cactus Jack.
Sonically, “Kick Out” falls into the darker, industrial, and aggressive production lane that fans associate with Scott’s earlier works like Rodeo and Utopia. The heavy, distorted basslines and menacing tone reflect the mood of the project as a whole.
Take a look at the “Kick Out” music video above.
