has collaborated with Future to release his first song since the Astroworld tragedy.
The track is titled Hold That Threat and comes after the disaster at Astroworld that and cause hundreds to be injured.
Travis, 30, was playing to a crowd of roughly 500,00 on the night of the tragedy on November 5 at the site of the former Houston Six Flags park in Texas.
When the rapper took to the stage at 9pm, the crowd surged, leaving many trampled.
Travis – who recently welcomed his second child with Kylie Jenner – was said to be unaware of what was going on and only found out hours later.
He has been criticised for continuing his set for almost 40 minutes while unconscious bodies were being pulled from the crowd.
Now, the musician is returning to his craft after keeping a low profile over recent months.
His new single with the 38-year-old Mask Off rapper features lyrics such as, ‘They know I’m lethal, I done been a lot illegal,’ and, ‘I’m Batman, I ain’t even no hero.’
As for the video for the track – which was produced by Southside – the pair are seen smoking together and there’s even a striptease.
The single makes no reference to the tragedy from the Houston festival last year, where eight people were pronounced dead at the scene and another two died later in hospital.
Travis recently at a Coachella after-party, where he reportedly showed up at around 3am, just an hour before things started to close down, and performed five of his songs from the DJ booth, according to .
His performance was described as ‘very stripped down’ in comparison to his usual sets, and videos shared to social media revealed he performed his Drake collaboration Sicko Mode, Can’t Say and breakout track Goosebumps.
The father-of-two even acted as a DJ for a while, before the party came to an end.
He was booked to headline the festival in 2020 before the event was cancelled due to the pandemic.
Travis was set to perform alongside the likes of Rage Against The Machine and Frank Ocean, before new headliners for 2022 , before Kanye pulled out.
Elsewhere, Travis and make-up mogul Kylie are yet to reveal the name of their son after they changed it following his birth.
Their second child was originally named Wolf and was born just one day after his older sister Stormi’s fourth birthday.
However, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star, 24, said the moniker ‘didn’t feel like him’ so they decided to pick a new one.
