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Travis Scott and Cactus Jack "Kick Out" Bold Visuals in Latest Music Video
Travis Scott and Cactus Jack "Kick Out" Bold Visuals in Latest Music Video

Hypebeast

time16-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Hypebeast

Travis Scott and Cactus Jack "Kick Out" Bold Visuals in Latest Music Video

Summary Travis Scottjust released the official music video for 'Kick Out,' a standout track from his latest albumJACKBOYS 2,following the drop of his song'DUMBO'visual just the night before. In a bold creative decision, Scott removed21 Savage'spreviously featured ad-libs from the final cut of the song — an omission that surprised fans, especially after the original version debuted at Coachella with 21's vocal touches intact. The move has sparked discussion, with many speculating whether it was due to clearance issues, creative direction, or simply a desire for a more solo-driven impact. The stripped-back version amplifies La Flame's presence, letting his verses carry the weight of the production without outside influence. The video features a cameo from his daughter Stormi, subtly nodding to his private life while still maintaining his signature aura of mystique. As with many of his tracks, Scott delivers a punchy, hypnotic rap performance, balancing lyrical bravado with atmospheric tension. Visually, 'Kick Out' captures the duality of his lifestyle—juxtaposing serene, family-focused moments with decadent scenes of nightlife and luxury. One moment he's fishing by a lake or driving through the countryside, the next he's surrounded by dancers in a club. A brief shot even includes aTom Sachsartwork, a callback to his recent collaboration with the artist throughCactus Jack. Sonically, 'Kick Out' falls into the darker, industrial, and aggressive production lane that fans associate with Scott's earlier works likeRodeoandUtopia. The heavy, distorted basslines and menacing tone reflect the mood of the project as a whole. Take a look at the 'Kick Out' music video above.

KickFlip returns with new album, personal touch
KickFlip returns with new album, personal touch

Korea Herald

time27-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Korea Herald

KickFlip returns with new album, personal touch

Rookie boy band captures cheeky vibe of teens JYP Entertainment's youngest pop group, KickFlip is returning with another album full of rebellious charm. "Kick Out, Flip Now!" marks the group's second release, arriving just four months after debut album "Flip it, Kick it!" Following the strong performance of the debut — surpassing 300,000 sold in preorders — the latest album has already exceeded 350,000 sold in preorders, showing the group's steady rise in popularity. 'We wanted this album to be like a stamp that solidifies KickFlip's identity,' said Donghwa. 'That's why we got even more involved in the production, trying to infuse it with our own unique color.' Kyehoon, Amaru, Donghwa, Minje and Donghyeon actively participated in the album's production, helping shape the group's distinctive sound. The youngest in the group, Donghyeon, took part in composing lead track "Freeze," an energetic song that evokes 1990s nostalgia with a twist of glitch and hyperpop synth sounds. The track is highlighted by the weighty rap verses from Minje and Kyehoon, as well as a catchy hook in the latter half that invites listeners to sing along. Kyehoon, Donghwa and Minje wrote the cheeky lyrics, capturing the spirit of youth longing for freedom. 'As we were working on the song, I kept thinking, 'This fits our group so well.' So when it was chosen as the lead track, I was incredibly honored. Collaborating with the older members was a lot of fun, too,' Donghyeon said. Amaru, who had been composing music even before the group's debut, contributed to both the composition and arrangement of the fifth track, "Complicated!!" He also wrote the lyrics, showing potential as a self-producing artist. 'I've been writing songs since before my debut, and at one point, I wrote over 100 songs in a single year. 'Complicated!!' is one of those songs, and I feel especially attached to it. I'm thrilled to perform it with the group,' Amaru shared. Actively participating in production, the bandmates have been deeply reflecting on the image they want for the group. Leader Kyehoon explained, 'In our daily lives, we're just cheerful and lively like any ordinary boys. That's the vibe we wanted to capture — an authentic image of teenagers. I think that really came through in the songs we produced this time. We hope fans will look forward to the narrative KickFlip continues to build.' KickFlip's momentum is expected to grow even stronger with several performances lined up at major international festivals this summer. The rookie septet is scheduled to perform at Lollapalooza Chicago on Aug. 2 and Summer Sonic Bangkok 2025 on Aug. 23 and 24. 'At these festivals, we want to showcase KickFlip's own take on summer and refreshing vibes, something like an explosion of mint-colored energy,' said Donghwa. 'We'd love to earn a reputation as one of the most powerful K-pop performances.'

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