Travis Scott's Epic Saturday Night Live Debut: A Musical Extravaganza

Travis Scott made his highly anticipated debut as a musical guest on Saturday Night Live, and he didn’t disappoint. Teased earlier on The Tonight Show, Scott promised surprises, and he certainly delivered by enlisting an array of all-star guests, including John Mayer, Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker, and producer Mike Dean.

Kicking off the show with a bang, Scott joined forces with Mayer and Parker to form an unexpected supergroup. Together, they delivered a funky medley of “Skeletons” and “Astrothunder,” both tracks from Scott’s latest album, Astroworld. Notably, it marked the first live performance of “Astrothunder,” adding an extra layer of excitement for fans.

The stage design mirrored the vivid imagery of Astroworld’s cover art, transforming into an amusement park setting, complete with a rotating carousel horse featuring a woman. This attention to detail added to the immersive experience of Scott’s performance.

Later in the show, Scott returned to the SNL stage for another electrifying performance, this time of the standout track “Sicko Mode,” accompanied by producer Mike Dean. In a jaw-dropping moment, Scott rapped while hanging upside down from an arcade console, showcasing his boundless energy and creativity.

Beyond his musical performances, Scott also showcased his comedic chops by appearing in a sketch alongside host Awkwafina. The sketch featured a late-night dance segment, where Scott portrayed a Mariah Carey backup dancer named Lil Bang Bang. His portrayal, including dancing to the Jeopardy! theme song added a memorable comedic touch to the episode.