Travis Scott’s London Concert Breaks Massive BTS Merchandise Record

Travis Scott’s first night of his Astroworld concert in Houston ended in tragedy, which resulted in the deaths of 10 people after the crowd could not be contained and fans were crushed. More than 300 other people also suffered injuries. Scot also broke a new record recently.

Several months after the tragedy, Travis Scott continues to get a lot of flak because of the incident. In fact, he was under fire from Astroworld victims after he stopped a recent concert.

According to TMZ, Travis Scott sold more than $1 million in merchandise at his weekend concerts in London, setting a record for performers in the United Kingdom and beating BTS’ record.

It was said that Scott released a new series of merch exclusively for his two shows at The O2 arena in London. His hoodies were getting sold for $100 to $125 a pop, while shirts ranged from $45 to $75 and hats flew off the rack for $45 each.

Travis is the only artist to sell at least $1 million in merch in the U.K. It is certain he is elated with his success. Travis Scott is still facing a slew of lawsuits that will still hang over his head for a long time. We’ll have to see what’s next in store for him.

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