Travis Scott famously gets turned up during his performances, but he kept that same energy for a birthday toast to his longtime pal, NBA star James Harden.
Harden celebrated his 35th birthday on Sunday night (August 25) in Las Vegas at a party with guests including Lil Baby, Michael Rubin and Chris Brown.
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But one guest in particular, Travis, garnered attention with his heartfelt toast.
“I just want everybody to go to the next level for the greatest human of all time,” he began.
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“We’re only here to celebrate the best of the best,” Scott continued. “This my greatest friend of all time. I just want everybody to please, if you don’t throw up, then just have a good time.”
“Dance until your feet cannot work no more,” he instructed. “If your feet do not bleed off today, we cannot be friends. If you have a shot in your hand, I need you to raise that glass to the highest of the highest. We only here to have a good time, and not for a long time.”
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He concluded by referring to Harden as his “brother.”
Check out Scott’s whole speech in the second slide below.
In addition to giving toasts, Scott has also recently been trying to resolve his outstanding legal issues tied to a Miami trespassing case.
Last Tuesday (August 20), Scott’s lawyer Bradford Cohen filed a motion to dismiss case because there was a lack of “no trespassing” signs at the marina where the rapper was arrested for disorderly intoxication and trespassing in June, according to TMZ.
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Cohen further argues that Scott was technically arrested at the address of a private parking lot, not the Miami Beach Marina.
The incident in question occured in the early hours of June 20 and saw the “Sicko Mode” star handcuffed by police for “causing a disturbance” on a charter boat.
According to the responding officers, Travis got into a verbal dispute with the occupants of the boat and appeared drunk.
After initially complying with requests to leave the marina, the rapper returned five minutes later and became “erratic,” police said.
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He was booked into the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center on charges of disorderly intoxication and trespassing property after warning. He was later released on a $650 bond.
