Travis Scott Spends $160K on Custom War-Ready Hellcat Truck Amid Lawsuit Drama

Travis Scott, the Grammy-winning rapper and entrepreneur, has made headlines once again, but this time it’s for his extravagant purchase — a custom Hemi Hellcat V8 Horsepower Apocalypse Omega-Rex pickup truck. Valued at $160K, this limited edition vehicle is being called “the most impressive pickup on the market,” and Travis reportedly snagged the final model from SoFlo Customs. But while the Hellcat truck might make waves on the road, Scott’s year is starting with legal troubles, particularly a lawsuit over his song “Telekinesis.”

Travis Scott’s Hellcat Truck: A Beast on Wheels

The Apocalypse Omega-Rex isn’t just any pickup truck. With a Hemi Hellcat V8 engine and features that make it ready for anything — including a hypothetical apocalypse — this truck is the ultimate blend of power and performance. Not many celebrities are splashing six figures on a vehicle like this, but for Travis, it’s just another statement of his wealth and status.

The truck’s design is a standout, combining heavy-duty capabilities with luxury elements, ensuring Travis has a one-of-a-kind ride. His purchase is the last of the custom batch available, making it an even more exclusive piece of automotive art. While this war-ready vehicle may be a reflection of Travis’s extravagant lifestyle, his recent legal issues could be a cloud hanging over his head as he gears up for a big year in 2025.

Legal Drama: Travis Scott Faces Lawsuit Over “Telekinesis”

Despite his flashy purchase, Travis Scott is not without controversy. The rapper, alongside Future and SZA, is facing a lawsuit from Victory Boyd, a Roc Nation artist. Boyd claims that Scott’s hit song, “Telekinesis,” uses parts of her song “Like The Way It Sounds” without permission. The legal battle is centered around the song’s hook, which Boyd asserts is directly copied from her work.

Boyd alleges that she shared her song with Kanye West in 2019, who then played it for Scott. Scott is accused of taking the track and incorporating it into “Telekinesis” without her consent. Further complicating the issue is the involvement of Audemars Piguet, a luxury watchmaker, which allegedly used Scott’s song in an ad without Boyd’s permission, despite her explicit refusal.

What gives Boyd a potential advantage in this case is that she is listed as a composer for the song on Spotify, which she claims was done without her approval. Moreover, Boyd says she was recently offered an eight percent stake in the song, which she believes is tied to the dispute. As the lawsuit unfolds, Scott’s legal team will have to work hard to resolve this matter.

Looking Ahead: Travis Scott’s Historic Coachella Performance

While legal drama looms over Travis Scott’s head, he is also preparing for what promises to be one of the most significant moments of his career — his Coachella performance in 2025. Paul Tollett, president of Goldenvoice, the company behind the festival, has already teased what fans can expect. Tollett believes Scott’s performance will be “the most significant experience the festival has ever had.”