Travis Scott’s ‘Utopia’ Egypt Concert Canceled Due To Unusual Rituals

Travis Scott’s highly-anticipated Utopia unveiling at the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt has been unexpectedly canceled, leaving fans disappointed. The decision was made by the Egyptian General Syndicate for Musical Professions, citing undisclosed safety concerns and the rapper’s alleged engagement in activities conflicting with cultural norms.

According to the Egypt Independent, the cancellation was announced on Tuesday by the organization, which emphasized its commitment to upholding societal values and preserving Egyptian and Arab customs. They stated that the decision to revoke the concert license was based on thorough research and documented information regarding unusual rituals observed at Travis Scott’s performances, which are deemed inconsistent with the authentic societal values and traditions of the Egyptian people.

Travis Scott has not yet responded to the cancellation, leaving fans eagerly awaiting any updates. This setback occurs amidst mounting anticipation for Utopia, his long-awaited project after a five-year hiatus.