🎓🏗️ Travis Scott Wan Go Harvard Go Study Architecture After E Finish Tour
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🎶📚 Travis Scott, wey popular well well for im music, don drop another shocker: e dey plan to shift small from music go pursue im passion for architecture. Di rapper wey dey make wave with im Circus Maximus Tour talk say e go Harvard University to learn about building design. “I go Harvard for architecture school,” na so e yarn for interview with Chris Heath for GQ. E talk say e don visit di school sef and don dey check di admission process. “I gats work hard to get in. Dem no go allow me take any shortcut,” e talk.
Wen dem ask am wen e go start, e reveal say after di Circus Maximus Tour for Utopia wey go end for January next year. “Well, I tell myself after dis album I go go in. So after di tour,” e explain. E serious well well about am, and e even talk say e go study architecture full-time. E go even move go Boston for di four years program. “I still go dey make music, of course,” e add.
Travis Scott talk say dis na dream wey e don get for long time. “I always dey into structural design and engineering, and trying to build all kind different tings, right?” e talk. E dey fascinated by how different structures fit stand and work, and e love solving problems. E dey ask plenty questions about stage design and structure even for im rehearsals.
👨⚕️💭 For another part of di interview, Scott yarn about how e bin wan become nephrologist wen e be pikin. E talk say wen e dey for like third or fourth grade, e go one of im friend birthday party and e dey wowed by di house. “I never see house like dat before. E be OD,” na so e talk. Di friend papa na ob-gyn doctor, and e meet di friend uncle wey be nephrologist. E talk say di way di uncle carry himself, plus di idea of saving people, just make am fall in love with di profession. “For middle school, high school, na wetin I wan do be dat—wan be nephrologist. I dey go shadow for hospitals. So I fall in love with am more dia, just di whole process of am all,” Scott share.
E bin get plan to run im own medical practice, but finally e leave University of Texas at San Antonio to focus on music full-time.
🎤🎉 For di big GQ profile, wey be part of dia annual Men of the Year series, Scott also yarn about di 2021 Astroworld Festival crowd crush, wey lead to di death of ten of im fans. “Dat moment for families, for di city, e be devastating,” e talk. “And wen e come to making, like even finishing di album…I get back into am like, I no know, months and months and months after.” E talk say e dey “devastated” by how di event go and e “always” dey think about am.
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🎓🏗️ Travis Scott Eyes Harvard for Architecture After Wrapping His Tour
🎶📚 Travis Scott, known for his hit tracks and killer shows, is stepping into a new arena: architecture. The star, lighting up stages on his Circus Maximus Tour, spilled that he’s planning to hit the books at Harvard University. “I’m headed to Harvard for architecture school,” he shared in a GQ chat with Chris Heath. He’s not just talking big either – he’s checked out the campus and scoped out what it takes to get in. “Gotta put in the work, no easy passes here,” he said.
When they hit him up about when he’s diving into this architect gig, he laid it out: right after his Circus Maximus Tour winds down in January next year. “Told myself, after this album, it’s study time. So, once the tour’s done,” he clarified, making it clear he’s dead serious about this move. He even plans to go all-in on his studies, relocating to Boston for the four-year stint. But don’t worry, he’s still gonna keep the music flowing.
Travis mentioned this has been on his mind for a minute. “I’ve always been into making things, like structures, getting into the engineering side,” he said. The way he sees it, figuring out how to make unconventional designs stand and work fascinates him. It’s all about tackling challenges for him. Even now, as he’s prepping for shows, he’s deep into questions about the setup, the staging, and how it’s all put together.
👨⚕️💭 In another piece of the convo, Scott reflected on his younger days, dreaming of being a nephrologist. Takes him back to around third or fourth grade when he hit up a friend’s birthday bash. The place was off the charts. “Never laid eyes on a house like that. It was next level,” he remembered. The friend’s dad was in the medical field, an ob-gyn, but it was his uncle, the nephrologist, who really caught Scott’s attention. That conversation sparked something in him – the blend of style and saving lives just clicked. “Back in middle and high school, that was my goal – become a nephrologist. I’d shadow at hospitals, got real attached to the whole vibe of it,” he shared.
He had sights on running his own medical gig but eventually traded that path for the music scene, leaving the University of Texas at San Antonio behind.
🎤🎉 In this deep-dive GQ profile, part of their Men of the Year lineup, Scott also revisited the tough times following the 2021 Astroworld Festival tragedy, where ten fans tragically lost their lives. “That whole situation was heavy, rocked the families, the whole city,” he reflected. “Getting back to the album…took me months to find my way back after all that.” He opened up about being hit hard by how things went down, saying it’s something that’s always on his mind.
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🎓🏗️ Travis Scott Sets His Sights on Harvard to Study Architecture After Tour
🎶📚 Travis Scott, renowned for his musical prowess, has revealed a surprising new ambition: he plans to shift his focus from music to pursue a passion in architecture. The acclaimed rapper, currently on his Circus Maximus Tour, announced his intentions to attend Harvard University for an architecture program. “I’m going to Harvard for architecture school,” he stated in an interview with Chris Heath for GQ. He shared that he’s already made a couple of visits to the university and is well-versed in the admissions process. “I got to work hard to get in. They’re not letting me take any shortcuts,” he mentioned.
When asked about the timeline for his academic pursuit, Scott disclosed that he’s set to embark on his architectural studies following the conclusion of his Circus Maximus Tour in support of Utopia, slated to wrap up in January next year. “Well, I told myself after this album I was going to go in. So after the tour,” he elaborated, emphasizing his commitment to the venture. He confirmed his intention to study architecture full-time and even plans to relocate to Boston for the four-year duration. “I’m still going to make music, of course,” he added.
Scott expressed that this has been a longstanding aspiration. “I’ve always been interested in structural design and engineering, and in trying to build all different kinds of things, right?” he said. His fascination lies in understanding how unconventional structures can be designed and function effectively, always aiming to be an “ultimate problem solver.” He’s deeply intrigued by the mechanics of structural and staging designs, constantly inquiring about them even during his rehearsals.
👨⚕️💭 In another segment of the interview, Scott reminisced about his childhood dream of becoming a nephrologist. He recalled an experience from third or fourth grade when he attended a friend’s birthday party and was astounded by the opulence of the house. “I’ve never seen a crib like this. It was OD,” he described. The friend’s father was an ob-gyn, and he was impressed after speaking with his uncle, a nephrologist. Scott was captivated by the uncle’s demeanor and the noble idea of saving lives. “In middle school, high school, that’s all I wanted to do—wanted to be a nephrologist. I used to shadow at hospitals, and there I fell in love with it even more, the whole process of it all,” Scott shared.
He initially aspired to run his own medical practice but ultimately left the University of Texas at San Antonio to pursue a full-time career in music.
🎤🎉 In the extensive GQ profile, part of their annual Men of the Year series, Scott also reflected on the tragic 2021 Astroworld Festival crowd crush that resulted in the death of ten fans. “That moment was devastating for families, for the city,” he said. “And when it came to making, like even finishing the album…I got back into it probably, I don’t know, months and months and months after.” He expressed how “devastated” he was by the event’s outcome and that it’s something he “always” thinks about.
