Travis Scott is redefining the concert experience with every show, and his latest stop in Milan was no exception. On Tuesday night, the European leg of his Circus Maximus Tour rocked the Ippodromo Snai La Maura, leaving 80,000 fans wondering if they had just survived an earthquake.
Scott's high-energy performance, particularly his electrifying rendition of the hit "FE!N" repeated eight times, caused such intense vibrations that locals thought tectonic plates were shifting. Despite no official reports of seismic activity from the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, social media buzzed with accounts of the tremors. "Am I the only one who felt the #terremoto in Milan?" tweeted one fan, while another added, "Did I alone feel three good tremors of #Terremoto in Milan?"
The rapper shared aerial footage of the wild scene on his social media, capturing a sea of fans, lit up phone screens, and swirling mosh pits. “LAST NIGHT WAS A DREAM. ‘NO THIS ISN’T A FESTIVAL. THIS IS A SHOW ON THE TOUR’ IN THE WORDS OF STROMBERG,” Scott wrote on Instagram. “MILAN YALL OWE ME NOTHING. YALL GAVE YALL ALL 80k OF YALL HAD THE BEST TIME EVER. CIRCUS MAXIMUS. @whitetrashtyler WAS ACTUALLY TURNT ABOUT THIS.”
This isn't the first time a Travis Scott performance has been mistaken for an earthquake in Italy. Similar reports emerged during his June 2023 show at the same venue.
The Circus Maximus Tour continues its European journey with upcoming shows in Germany and Spain, before Scott heads to South America in September. He'll make a singular U.S. appearance at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on October 9 before wrapping up the tour in Australia and New Zealand.
In addition to his tour, Travis Scott has new music on the horizon. He's set to feature on Ice Spice's debut album Y2K! with a track titled "Oh Shhh..." dropping this Friday (July 26).
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