Travis Scott and daughter Stormi steal the show in Tokyo with adorable duet following Kanye West’s shock appearance

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Travis Scott and his daughter, Stormi, were the highlight of his Tokyo concert on Saturday, coming right after a surprise appearance by Kanye West.

Okay, so Travis Scott just performed for, like, over 31,000 people at the Belluna Dome in Tokorozawa, and I’m obsessed! It’s incredible to think about – especially since he’s a dad to Stormi and little Aire with Kylie. Seriously, the energy must have been insane! I wish I was there, honestly. He’s just…amazing.

Okay, so I just saw the cutest thing online! Travis Scott brought his seven-year-old daughter onstage with him during a concert. He was performing ‘Thank God’ from his latest album, Utopia, and she’s actually on the track, which is so sweet! It was a really special moment, and everyone’s loving it.

In the song, the artist raps, ‘Storm’s a little one, but she’s got a big personality,’ and his daughter, Stormi, chimes in with a cute, ‘That’s right, Daddy!’

Stormi confidently sang along to the song while her dad held the microphone for her, showing she wasn’t shy in front of a crowd.

Then, the two of them started jumping up and down on a platform on stage, and soon the whole audience joined in.

Scott then shouted into the microphone, asking the crowd to cheer for Stormi, and his fans responded with a huge roar.

While still singing, he led Stormi by the hand to a different spot on stage.

A fan video showed Travis Scott unexpectedly brought out Kanye West as a special guest during the show.

The fellow rapper could be seen in a video initially wearing a mask – which he later removed. 

As soon as he finished, the crowd exploded with cheers and applause that filled the huge stadium.

Both Kanye West, also known as Ye, and Kid Cudi performed songs like “Through The Wire,” a track from West’s first album, The College Dropout, released in 2004.

The artist performed his 2007 hit, “Can’t Tell Me Nothing,” from the album Graduation.

West and Scott really energized the crowd with their performance, including popular songs like Heartless and All of the Lights.

Oh my gosh, I was reading this interview with Travis Scott – La Flame, you know? – and he was talking about Kanye! He was just so open about how much he loves working with him, and how close they are as friends. It was amazing to hear him talk about it, honestly!

He exclaimed, ‘That’s my child’s uncle! He really helped me out when I was just nineteen years old, taking me in and giving me a place to stay.’

He didn’t just teach me about music; he let me be a part of the creative process itself.

Scott added, ‘To create music with him, it’s what helped me grow, making a lot of beats. 

I’m always trying to learn, no matter what I’m working on – whether it’s music, movies, fashion, or anything else.

The situation arose after Kanye West claimed Travis Scott was removed from his 2023 album, Utopia. However, their recent public appearance together suggests they’ve resolved any disagreements.

Scott previously worked with West, producing songs like “Guilt Trip” on the 2013 album Yeezus.

As someone who keeps a close eye on live performances, I remember Travis Scott bringing Kanye West out as a special guest before – a really memorable moment was during his Circus Maximus concert in Rome last year, 2023. It’s always exciting when artists surprise the crowd like that!

‘There is no Utopia without Kanye West,’ Scott told the audience at the time, per Billboard. 

Kanye West has been incredibly influential – artists like Travis Scott and even cultural movements like the impact of Rome wouldn’t be what they are today without him. Let’s hear it for Kanye!

Scott’s been active while in Japan, and he’s also hosting a temporary Cactus Jack store in Shibuya from November 7th to the 9th.

He’ll be performing in Abu Dhabi later this month on November 15th, and then in Mumbai, India on November 19th.

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2025-11-09 03:37