Floyd Mayweather got some one-on-one time with Travis Scott at the rapper’s wild show in Milan this week, enjoying backstage access to the entire concert.
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Travis Scott‘s team welcomed the boxing legend with open arms at his “Circus Maximus” tour stop in Italy, ensuring he received VIP treatment, meeting the singer himself and being able to watch the performance from a much better vantage point than what the paying customer had access to.
The show was so intense that nearby citizens thought there was an earthquake when Scott performed his hit “FE!N” eight times in a row. However, the rumbling was actually caused by 80,000 fans going wild.
Mayweather, sporting an Avi & Co. watch valued at nearly 500,000 dollars, wisely stayed out of the intense areas of the crowd. He wasn’t the only celebrity in attendance with NBA superstar James Harden also enjoyed the electrifying night.
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FE!N is Scott‘s second most-played song during all his live performances. According to statistics published by setlist.fm, FE!N has been played 384 times during tours, whilst Travis Scott’s most-played song was ‘Antidote’ which has been played 394 times.
This partying was a welcome distraction for Mayweather Jr., who has recently been accused of assault after an incident in Miami.
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After noticing a member of the public taking a photograph of him during a night outing, Mayweather Jr. is alleged to have ordered his associates to attack the individual in question, which they allegedly did, leaving the individual injured.
A lawsuit has since been filed against Mayweather, with the man looking to receive several thousands of dollars in damages, with his injuries having caused significant emotional distress, as well as a physical inability to comply with his work commitments.
