Travis Scott draws a MASSIVE crowd amid promotional event for his new drink at LA supermarket

Travis Scott drew a huge crowd during an appearance for his new spiked seltzer brand on Monday in West Hollywood at the Pavillions market.

The Houston-based rapper, 28, went to multiple supermarkets on the promotional trail for the product, which is called CACTI, attracting a horde of fans to the Los Angeles area market.

At the establishment, Scott donned a navy blue jacket with matching pants, sneakers and a beanie as he made his way into the establishment, signing autographs for fans amid the frenzy.

He arrived to the outing in a red semi-truck, attracting a throng of fans upon his arrival.

Scott, who shares three-year-old daughter Stormi with Kylie Jenner, 23, headed into the location, according to TMZ, to purchase a pack of gum when dozens of starstruck fans crowded the entertainer and store workers.

The scene came amid ongoing pandemic related mandates in Southern California, more than a year since the spread of COVID-19 caused worldwide shutdowns in an effort to quell the virus.

Social distancing was nil, and a number of the people on hand did not wear face masks in the potentially-hazardous health situation. 

Scott was involved in a similar scenario last month in Los Angeles, when he said on social media, ‘Imma be posted corner of Fairfax and oakwood on tilt…!!’

Speaking with director Robert Rodriguez to i-D magazine last month, Scott opened up about how being a dad ‘has a huge impact’ on his art.

‘It’s a major inspiration, you know what I’m saying?’ he said. ‘Especially Storm, she’s just acting like a kid. She’s always interested, she catches on and learns things and adapts to things so fast. It’s so crazy, Stormi’s generation is way different from mine, and she’s way different from my younger brother and sister.

He added: ‘Kids show you a different outlook on life, how they view things, the type of pressures they have and what makes them happy, what makes them move.’