Some thoughts on Travis Scott's new song “4X4,” which was released during halftime at the College Football National Championship.

Update: Since moving “4X4” over to DSPs this morning, Travis Scott has since revealed the official music video for the track. The official theme song for Netflix’s WWE Raw – which debuted earlier this month – “4X4” continues to explore its connection to the wrestling world in the Gabriel Moses -directed music video.

Finally, Travis leads a fleet of police cars on a late-night high-speed chase, all interspersed with scenes of Travis performing with a marching band — a smart nod to the sample that drives the Tay Keith-produced instrumental.

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WWE started using "4X4" by Travis Scott as the theme song for WWE Raw when the show premiered on Netflix on January 6th. Travis Scott also appeared on the show and memorably smoked a medicine of his choice during Jey Uso's entrance.

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.

The sometimes black-and-white video watches Scott go from dancing band director to a jacked wrestler surrounded by championship belts jumping into the ring to face off against two