Travis Scott Evades Police & Steps into the Wrestling Ring for Hardcore ‘4×4’ Video: Watch

Travis Scott has released the visual to his “4×4” video and he’s feeling some Texas pride while representing his home state.

The frenetic clip arrived on Friday (Jan. 24) just hours after his first single of 2025 hit streaming services. La Flame moves like the president as he’s escorted by the Secret Service across the city and then heads to the gridiron where he directs a marching band on the football field.

Scott actually performed “4×4” atop the Mercedes-Benz Stadium’s roof with a marching band as part of the College Football Playoff National Championship’s halftime show on Monday (Jan. 20).

Being a big-time WWE fan, it’s no surprise to see Scott incorporate some wrestling moves into the “4×4” visual. Trav flexes his “4×4” championship belt and then heads to the ring where he sprays water like a fountain in an homage to Triple H’s signature move.

“4×4” served as the official theme song for WWE’s Raw when it debuted on Netflix earlier in the month. Scott himself pulled up to Raw‘s Netflix debut at L.A.’s Intuit Dome with his hardcore championship belt in hand and escorted Jey Uso to the ring for his match.

Elsewhere in the clip, Travis dances around in a Texas state flag, but the video delivers a heart-racing finish with Scott in a car chase as law enforcement choppers and a line-up of police vehicles follow him ala O.J. Simpson in 1994.

“4×4” kicks off what should be a busy year for Travis Scott as he heads into a new era of music and is slated to headline Coachella in April.

Proceeds from “4×4” CD sales and the LAFD merchandise collection on Scott’s website will go toward Direct Relief’s California Wildfire Response Fund. 

Watch the video below.