Travis Scott from his 2017 "goosebumps" music video.
When Travis Scott took the stage at the Made In America festival in 2016, he paused the rage mid “Goosebumps” performance to get introspective for a second -- a rare occurrence for La Flame. “I wrote this song in my motherf--kin’ bedroom, at one of the darkest times of my life,” he admitted. At the time, the song wasn't even an official single yet, but five years later, the
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The Kendrick Lamar-assisted track was made a single three months after the album’s Sept. 2016 release, and went on to reach a modest peak on the Billboard Hot 100 of No. 32 in May 2017. Despite Scott earning numerous No. 1 hits on the chart in the years since, “Goosebumps” remains atop his Spotify artist page nearly a half-decade after its release, and boasts over 1.3 billion plays on the streaming platform, second only to