“Travis motherfuckin Scott, the greatest live performer on this planet.”
Netflix has a way of bringing to life stories that would otherwise stay hidden in the background. Though famed rapper/hip-hop artist Travis Scott has been a household name for years, his rise to fame is still reasonably unknown, until now.
The streaming giant has just released an extended trailer for their forthcoming documentary, Travis Scott: Look Mom I Can Fly, and you’d have to be living under a rock to admit you aren’t at least somewhat intrigued.
Centering on the months surrounding the release of his Grammy-nominated album Astroworld, the film tracks the performer’s every move, intercepting the behind-the-scenes camera work with footage from both live shows and his own home video recordings.
The film, a capsule in many terms, showcases Scott throughout many life-altering events, including becoming a father, performing at the Super Bowl, and recreating the famed Astroworld for his hometown.
Directed by White Trash Tyler, Travis Scott: Look Mom I Can Fly hits the streaming service on August 28.
