Casual Stunt: Travis Scott’s Latest Instagram Post Hints At Him Possibly Having A PS5 Already

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Casual Stunt: Travis Scott’s Latest Instagram Post Hints At Him Possibly Having A PS5 Already

Fresh off the release of his new single "Franchise" featuring M.I.A. and Young Thug, Travis Scott dropped an Instagram post that has the gaming community (including this writer) a tad bit jealous. In the photo, only Scott's legs can be seen, and his lap is a PS5 DualSense controller.

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